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MGM Mirage, Las Vegas Sands, Boyd Gaming and Wynn Resorts all post double-digit declines in their month-over-month daily price averages.

News brief: The project was estimated to cost $1 billion and more than 2,000 jobs are jeopardized due to the stoppage.

News brief: Governor says $3.3 million in VLT 'impact' aid Saratoga Springs received last year would be slashed in half.

If you're making travel plans for the holiday, don't forget to pack an umbrella — up to an inch of rain is possible this week for the Las Vegas area.

The owners could loan the company between $450 million and $500 million to weather the current economic storm.

A New York-based hedge fund bought the stake in the mall giant, who has seen its shares lose more than 98 percent of their value this year.

News brief: The federal judge rejected a lawsuit made by the Alabama attorney general on the expansion of gambling on Indian lands.

Casino companies are at odds over the prospect of legalized Internet gambling.

News brief: New Jersey's highest court upheld the decision to strip Tropicana Entertainment LLC of its license and put the troubled gaming hall up for sale.

Andrew Heyer resigned last week because of increased demands on his "personal business interests."

News brief: The Little River Casino laid off 100 of its 950 employees on Monday.

News brief: An acting capo for the Luchese crime family was arrested for running a sports betting ring in the Bronx.

News brief: Wagering through October at New York’s racetracks and Off-Track Betting facilities was down 4% and 6% from the same time last year

News brief: Harrah's Chester Casino and Racetrack has enacted an across-the-board purse cut of approximately 15%.

Culinary union announces launch of housing program, making $2 million in loan assistance available to first-time homebuyers who are covered under Culinary contracts.

Companies show off more slot breakthroughs to interest younger players while still appealing to their core audience of over-65 gamblers.

The economic downturn means thinner budgets and less buying at the Global Gaming Expo.

The 35,000-square-foot expansion cost $160 million and includes 800 new slot machines, a high-limit room with 60 more slot machines and three table games, and a six-table poker room.

News brief: The five casinos in the state that have slot machines have seen gains not seen by Atlantic City.

News brief: The state gaming board will vote Tuesday on who will receive the state's 10th and final gaming license.