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The Wynn Resorts Chairman said that he plans to continue speaking out on what he calls the Obama administration's mishandling of the economy.

Casino executives at Harrah's and Station Casinos said that Nevada would be in much worse shape without the government's stimulus package.

The Stat Attack Pro Basketball database of games goes as far back as the 1990-91 season and allows researchers to do "team-specific" or even league-wide, conference-wide or divisional searches. Alan Jay Zaremba's The Madness of March -- Bonding and Betting with the Boys in Las Vegas is both entertaining and educational.

The casino operator wants to acquire the bankrupt Fontainebleau project if it makes financial sense.

The Minority Business Leadership Council of New York urging the governor to select Aqueduct Entertainment Group for the license.

The Wynn deader is suing the hotel-casino, claiming it is an unsafe workplace because of secondhand smoke.

The retail and entertainment district at CityCenter has achieved LEED Gold Core & Shell certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, making it the world’s largest retail district to receive this level of recognition.

The Republican Senate President said on Tuesday he will offer an amendment on expanding gambling in Kentucky.

The $8.5 billion CityCenter project is worth about half of what it cost MGM Mirage and Dubai World to build the massive Strip development, according to a third-party.

News brief: Thoroughbred breeder says Republican lawmakers plan to push for a constitutional amendment on racetrack gaming.

News brief: Bloomfield Hills businessman Tom Celani said Monday that the team he was leading has withdrawn its offer to purchase Greektown Casino.

News brief: Developers who want to build a casino in Milford told the town's Board of Selectmen they can inject up to $800 million initially into the project.

Peter E. Murphy is joining the casino giant's senior management team as president of strategy and development.

The World Series of Poker final table is only weeks away, and there are plenty of fresh paces that the general public knows little about. So Casino City's Vin Narayanan is presenting the Top-10 tidbits from this year's November Nine.

News brief: A federal bankruptcy judge approved Wednesday a plan to auction Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park early next year.

Pala Receives Top Rating For 6th Consecutive Year.

A record 1,412 players entered the No-Limit Hold’em tournament at the Horseshoe Casino just outside of Chicago.

News brief: The slot manufacturer has restructured its long-time partnership with slots giant International Gaming Technology.

News brief: City officials are again debating whether the casinos should go smoke-free a year after delaying a smoking ban.

The casino giant is is exploring an initial public offering in the Asian market.