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Don Marrandino will replace the retiring Carlos Tolosa as the company's eastern division president at the end of the year.

County effort to clean up the nightclub industry kicking off with a warning letter and workshops to try to help nightclubs comply with the rules.

Dealers say that Wynn Las Vegas' policy of widening the tip pool to include floor supervisors breaks state labor laws.

A proposal by Mike Ensign to operate a Kansas casino has seemingly ended, according to the Wichita Eagle.

Plans by Station Casinos to manage an American Indian Casino in Michigan have moved forward with the casino's planned land now officially designated a reservation.

News brief: Bar owners are saying that the state is taking too big of a cut from gambling machines.

Steve Wynn and his wife Elaine sold two million shares of Wynn Resorts stock, pocketing at least $114 million.

News brief: Rivers Casino's first eight days of operations generated $6.5 million in gross terminal revenue on $73.7 million in wagering.

The economic downturn may lead to a write-down for MGM Mirage's investment in the M Resort.

News brief: The Ohio Lottery Commission set six rules on integrating slot machines at the state's seven horse racing tracks.

News brief: Kansas City casino revenue dropped 1.1 percent in July as compared to a year ago.

The Privé nightclub and its ultralounge, the Living Room, could reopen sometime this week under a temporary liquor license.

Angel much more accessible to fans and media in recent weeks.

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.

Regulators will hold a series of seminars with Nevada casinos in coming weeks to discuss advertising methods, promotions and casino policies that cross the line.

Casino insiders are raiding gamblers' loyalty points, including creating bogus accounts and loading them with bogus points.

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.