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News brief: An anti-gambling coalition will air radio ads warning against legalizing slot machines at Rockingham Park.

News brief: A grass-roots group is mobilizing in southeastern Massachusetts to protect the interest of towns that could be affected by a casino.

News brief: Atlantic City's oldest casino hotel is risking foreclosure in yet another sign of how the gambling industry is suffering in the current economic climate.

News brief: Bill Boyd flew in from Las Vegas to unveil the Indiana casino's new $130 million 22-story, 300 room hotel tower.

The Australian gaming company's top executive said it does not plan sweeping changes at Cannery Casino Resorts when it completes its purchase later this year.

News brief: The faltering economy, rising gas prices in the summer and a statewide smoking ban are some of the causes for the decline.

James Packer is entertaining offers for his $50 million yacht and $38 million London apartment and has already sold his family's Australian cattle ranches for nearly $425 million.

News brief: A Florida priest pleaded guilty to embezzlement after he took church money and spent it on lavish items, including a gambling binge in Las Vegas.

News brief: Once seen as taboo, more and more major universities are taking casino and lottery advertising.

News brief: No applicant emerged by Wednesday's deadline to manage a state-owned casino in southeast Kansas.

News brief: A poker den on North Allen Street was shut down on Wednesday and is the site of two armed robberies in less than a year.

A lawsuit has been filed over a multimillion-dollar dispute pitting the Palazzo hotel-casino and its shopping mall against a Las Vegas vacation timeshare company.

News brief: The Atlantic City hotel will freeze the pay of top-earning employees and may lay off as many as 117 dealers.

News brief: Revenue fell at Louisiana casinos more than two percent compared to the same month in 2007.

News brief: Developers bidding on the chance to build a downtown Baltimore casino say the city's expectations for revenue may be unrealistic.

The Reno-based slot maker announced that it acquired "substantially all of the assets" of the struggling casino systems supplier.

In a 2-1 decision, the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled today that the state could not seize 141 online gambling domains because domain names are not gambling devices under Kentucky law.

News brief: The Seneca Indian Nation says it has received new approval from the federal government to continue operating its downtown Buffalo casino.

News brief: Odawa Casino resort will lay off employees for the second time in five months.

News brief: The Blue Chip casino is opening a $130 million hotel in its most visible effort to compete with the Four Winds Casino Resort.