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Ground broken on casino that Station will manage

A ceremonial groundbreaking was held last week on the American Indian casino in Michigan that will be managed by Station Casinos.

Caesars Palace dealers protest on Strip

Dealers, Harrah’s Entertainment have been unable to negotiate a union contract since December 2007.

Barred from casinos, alleged scammers closer to trial

Case against three alleged casino scammers is one step closer to going to trial.

Delaware sports bets behind pace

News brief: The total take was only a fraction of the weekly $3 million average forecast by lawmakers earlier in the year.

South Carolina poker players win appeal

News brief: A judge overseeing the case of five poker players being arrested for gambling has reversed the original ruling.

Man wants Detroit casino to return his losses

News brief: A man is suing MotorCity Casino to recover over $670,000 of losses he incurred over ten years.

Wynn wants to raise $1.63 billion in Hong Kong

The Las Vegas-based casino operator plans to raise $1.63 billion by selling 25 percent of its Macau casino assets.

Table games on fast track in Pennsylvania

News brief: Lawmakers reached a budget deal that will legalize table games, with state officials saying these games should be introduced in about six to nine months.

Ground broken on Michigan casino

The Gun Lake Tribe of Pottawatomi Indians broke ground on the $157 million Gun Lake Casino in Wayland.

Key Massachusetts polticians support resort casinos

News brief: House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo and Senate President Therese Murray both indicated today they were open to the idea of resort casinos.

Analysts say Penn deal for Fontainebleau 'unlikely'

Analysts shot down a Wall Street Journal report that said Penn National Gaming was close to buying the bankrupt Fontainebleau project.

Ohio track reaches agreement for $13 million slot license

News brief: Lebanon Raceway is working on a partnership with Delaware North and will pay $13 million for a video slot machine license.

Caesars dealers march on Strip

Dealers and other union members took marched in front of the famed hotel-casino Thursday to call attention to the lack of progress in negotiations.

Two charged in brazen A.C. heists

News brief: Two Georgia men were arrested after three heists this week at Atlantic City casinos that netted gaming chips worth more than $72,000.

Potential buyer in negotiations for stalled Fontainebleau project

At least one unidentified potential buyer is negotiating to take over the bankrupt Fontainebleau hotel-casino development.

DA: Two won't face charges in probe of Rio's topless pool

The Clark County District Attorney’s office won’t file charges against two women arrested in a Metro Police undercover operation in July at the Rio’s Sapphire Pool.

CityCenter to debut in three months

The Vegas mega-resort is located right on the Strip and will have its grand opening on December 1.

Michigan casino fired up for debut

The FireKeepers Casino is rewarding its guests with 11 days of promotions and events that showcase its $300 million facility.

Connecticut sees dip in slot revenue

News brief: Slot revenue at Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun had double-digit declines compared to August 2008.

Kansas City casinos have solid August

News brief: Kansas City casinos took in $61 million in revenue and Missouri's overall take of $148.1 equaled a 0.2 percent increase.

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