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Station Casinos' creditors want the ability to pursue the transaction that took the company private.

The American Federation of Teachers sent a letter to Harrah's that it will "not conduct business" at any of their hotels in a show of solidarity with a sister dealers union in Atlantic City.

News brief: The Seminole Tribe would be allowed it to keep slots and card games at its Hard Rock casinos in return for $150 million in annual payments to the state.

The Sequoyah National Golf Club, an 18-hole, par 72 championship course, will open on September 1 at the North Carolina resort.

The Nevada casino company is restructuring its executive ranks so the company's founders can focus on long-term strategic planning.

News brief: Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun agreed to pay $25 million in slot revenue to settle a lawsuit with the state of Connecticut over free slot play.

As the controversy surrounding their father’s death continues to flash across TV screens nationwide, Michael Jackson’s children were spotted Las Vegas this weekend.

Despite Monday’s federal appeals court ruling that said Delaware’s plan to offer single-game wagering would violate a federal ban on sports betting, the state's three race tracks are proceeding with plans to open their new sportsbooks beginning next week.

Macquarie Securities gaming analyst Joel Simkins believes Pinnacle Entertainment should move forward on the $407 million Sugarcane Bay development in Lake Charles, La.

A number of small banks are saying that Deutsche Bank and Station Casinos are trying to "starve out" lenders opposed to the proposed bankruptcy funding.

News brief: A development team is hoping to build a two-story casino in Baltimore that could accommodate 5,000 gamblers.

Two gaming analysts say prospects for equipment manufacturers are high going into the next few years.

News brief: Ohio's four proposed casinos would hand over 33 percent of their revenue to the government.

News brief: Raynham Park is scheduled to close in January and the process of adding slot machines in the state might be too late.

News brief: The Billings City Council approved a motion to transfer a liquor license to a casino in the city's west end.

News brief: A panel of lawmakers are trying to find out ways to keep tax dollars flowing from casinos into the state.

News brief: Nearly half of the gambling floor at the Pennsylvania resort is smoker friendly after a study showed smokers are wagering more than nonsmokers.

Chicago, Brad Garrett, Rodney Atkins and Dierks Bentley are scheduled to perform at the Island Resort & Casino in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Services for Station Casinos founder Frank Fertitta Jr. will be held Friday and Saturday.

Las Vegas’ luxury hotels are using bargains to lure tightfisted tourists. But could the strategy hurt them in the long run?