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News brief: The Appeals Court will hear arguments next month before making a ruling on Internet gambling lawsuit.

The sale marks CDI's 10th installation in Washington State will enable the casino to increase profitability, productivity and market share.

More than 30,000 people are expected to attend the event being held at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

News brief: The Connecticut-based tribe has leased 152 acres in Palmer in hopes the State Legislature approves casinos.

With revenue declining, Black Gaming might temporarily close one of its three Mesquite casinos.

Casino company will cut 40 workers while the slot maker cut 10 percent of its workforce.

News brief: The twelve men from Long Island and Queens were connected to a gambling ring that took in more than $30 million in five years.

Terry Lanni, 65, has recommended that he be replaced by the company's chief operating officer, Jim Murren.

The gaming giant will offer five million shares of its common stock in conjunction with its inclusion in the S&P 500.

Man handed a note to a Fitzgerald casino cage cashier and walked out with thousands of dollars in cash.

Struggling economy spurs uncommon request for review of company books.

The number of people who visited Vegas fell 10.1 percent while traffic and convention attendance also dwindle.

As players busted out of the Main Event final table Sunday, Casino City was on the scene to see and hear what they had to say. You can watch all seven press conferences here.

The Vegas gaming company must pay its bondholders more than $846.8 million or come up with a restructuring plan for its debt payments.

Guests and associates at Lake of the Torches Resort Casino joined together last week to ensure a food pantry is well-stocked.

News brief: The Atlantic City casino is hit with a $157,500 fine for allowing an underage gambler to gamble so extensively she was considered a "rated player."

News brief: Races from the New Orleans track will be available through most online and telephone wagering companies.

Las Vegas Strip hotel operators have always seemed like crazed puppeteers, changing props on a whim to suit the short attention spans of tourists.

For the ninth straight month, the gaming win fell on the Strip and statewide.

News brief: The Isle of Capri casino has replaced almost all of its coin-operated devices.