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The troubled Fontainebleau resort — which may not be worth more than the debt accumulated to build the project — is likely to change hands in bankruptcy.

Privé’s appeal of the July 23 denial of a permanent liquor license would be postponed until Aug. 18.

Black Gaming, Planet Hollywood Resort, and the Hooters Hotel are talking with creditors as revenue continues to fall.

The top-rated TV show will have a 10-week run at Planet Hollywood beginning in October.

The company filed for Chapter 11 in July and revealed that Aliante Station, which opened in November, has been losing money.

The Las Vegas-based casino operator just opened the FireKeepers Casino in Michigan and the company says it had enrolled more than 100,000 customers into its players' club.

The Hard Rock Hotel is hoping to push back a February 2010 maturity date on $1.28 billion in loans to February 2014.

International news brief: An Ontario woman is facing child abandonment charges after she left her sleeping infant in a parking garage while gambling at Caesars Windsor casino.

News brief: The Rivers Casino generated $1.28 million in revenue on $14 million in wagers in its first day in operation.

The Detroit casino posted record monthly profits and revenue for the third month in a row.

Former employees of the beleaguered Prive nightclub spill juicy stories.

Food & Beverage Director and MGM Grand veteran John Civitello primary concern is keeping gamblers happily fed.

Three retired executives discuss lessons learned, regrets and the future of their struggling industry.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas resort builder Turnberry West Construction Inc. settles complaint by agreeing to a six-month suspension of its license.

Henderson working to annex 33 acres, zone it for casino-resort.

South Point owner Michael Gaughan received preliminary approval Wednesday from the state Gaming Control Board to pool sports bets with the Palms, both Cannery casinos and the Rampart Casino at the JW Marriott.

MGM Mirage is highlighting the sustainability aspects of the $8.5 billion CityCenter development, including having the first-ever fleet of stretch limos powered by clean-burning compressed natural gas .

Gaming executives have disputed reports that hackers, in town for the annual DEFCON conference, perpetrated frauds involving casino ATM machines.

News brief: The Rivers Casino expects to taking more than $400 million in its first year of operation.

News brief: Eight of the 12 states that allow commercial casinos saw their take of gambling revenue fall as compared to last year.