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Miami Judge grants banks' motion to move Fontainebleau's lawsuit against them from the bankruptcy court to the federal district court in Miami.

The Magnolia State sees five of its casino-resorts earn a spot on the Top-10 "Best in Kind" list in Southern Gaming Destinations Magazine.

The second annual “Operation All In” poker tournament and charity auction will be held at the Golden Nugget Las Vegas, Aug. 22

American Casino & Entertainment Properties said it cut its long-term debt load from $1.1 billion to $574 million in the second quarter.

Jeanne Hood, a pioneering casino executive at the Four Queens in the 1970s, died Sunday.

The owners of Harlow's Casino has hired Jay Daniel Company to manage the Mississippi establishment.

Wall Street had more interest in the prospects for CityCenter than MGM Mirage's $212.6 million operating loss in the second quarter.

A Texas man is suing a Las Vegas company in a dispute involving a sexually oriented Web site promoting escorts and escort services all over the country.

Attorneys want former football star out of prison during appeals process.

News brief: The Rivers Casino opens in a week and hopes to take in more than $400 million in its first year of operation.

News brief: Tom Celini, a one-time part owner of MotorCity Casino said his lawyers would file the purchase plan with the bankruptcy court today.

People started lining up at 5:30 a.m. for the beginning of Planet Hollywood Resort's two-day job fair.

Hard Rock will welcome its first guests at its new 490-room Paradise tower come Friday night.

Magician Steve Wyrick is blaming a pyrotechnics supplier for a fire that broke out during a July 4 performance in Las Vegas.

Metro Police officers made arrests for “prostitution-related activity” Saturday at the Rio’s Sapphire Pool, resulting in hotel-casino’s decision to close the pool.

The Planet Hollywood nightclub will be closed until at least Aug. 4, when operators have a chance to make their case to Clark County commissioners.

News brief: The deal will give 29.4 percent of revenues to the state, 66.1 percent to the casinos and 4.5 percent to horse racing.

The proposed SL Green/Hard Rock project is expected to generate more than $525 million in revenue to New York State annually.

A lawyer for Planet Hollywood said that the Prive nightclub will seek a permit to stay open until a hearing.

Harmon Hotel inspectors’ employer may be suspended.