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The growing activity is one reason Station Casinos signed on with the myVegas social gaming site.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Caesars announced “non-disclosure agreements with certain beneficial holders” to discuss restructuring debt due in 2020.

Viejas Casino & Resort set two new Guinness World Records today – for World’s Longest Sparkler Relay and World’s Longest Chain of Fireworks.

David Rebuck, director of the state’s Division of Gaming Enforcement, said Atlantic City in recent years has seen challenges “not faced anywhere else in the U.S.”

New Jersey Casino Control Commission's ruling that found MGM Resorts International qualified to resume as a 50% owner of Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

Antigua and Barbuda is again seeking to end it's internet gaming dispute with the United States.

The Taj Mahal could shut in November, following the Trump Plaza which is scheduled to close September 16, 2014.

Attempts at Longest Chain of Fireworks and Longest Sparkler Relay cap off 23rd anniversary celebration.

The 1920s-era hotel was once the toast of Atlantic City, sitting at the famous intersection of Boardwalk and Park Place.

Does the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa have Class II or Class III machines? The effect on long-term payback by not playing full coin on a penny machine. A cautionary tale of two people playing on one slot club account.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Atlantic City needs to evolve further away from a business model developed when it offered the only legalized gaming east of the Mississippi River.

Two new Ohio Penn National Gaming casinos are the latest additions to the firm’s extensive portfolio.

The Grand Bazaar Shops, an outdoor shopping destination filled with 110 stores, four full-service restaurants and 20 grab-and-go culinary concepts, will open in front of the Strip casino in late December.

Nazarian, 39, the visionary behind the Strip’s first major hotel-casino unveiling in four years, quickly learned he had support from the competition for the $415 million renovation of the Rat Pack-era Sahara.

Railroad Pass is being acquired by Henderson-based commercial real estate developer Joe DeSimone.

Speculation is mounting that Atlantic City's Taj Mahal employees could see WARN Act notices.

A seven-count complaint filed by the Gaming Control Board last month marked the fourth time since 2009 that Verlie May Doing has been told bookkeeping and accounting records for the Searchlight Nugget were not in compliance with state gaming laws.

Federal lawsuit challenge to Gun Lake Tribe's casino to move forward this week.

Rivers voted the best again for the fifth year in a row.

Chandler resident Charlene Vance became the latest jackpot winner trying her luck at the property’s O-75 in 20 numbers or less on Aug. 25. She took home $98,000.