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For the second straight day, bad news from Macau has reverberated on Wall Street.

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

MGM MIRAGE and Dubai World complete $1.8 billion financing through an initial group of leading financial institutions.

Ken Van Vechten, the author of Golf Las Vegas - The Ultimate Guide, brings us his list of golf courses to tee it up at if money were no obstacle.

The jury delivered its verdict just moments ago after a long day of deliberations.

BULLETIN — The jury has reached a verdict in the O.J. Simpson armed robbery/kidnapping trial. There are no details yet, but the verdict is expected to be read soon.

Jury deliberations began this morning in O.J. Simpson's armed robbery/kidnapping trial.

News brief: Tropicana Casino and Resort’s former owner says the troubled gaming hall is worth nearly $1 billion and will try to regain control of it as plans move ahead with a sale.

Which hotel is which? Lawyer says style will help consumers tell.

Trump Entertainment Resorts announced that it will hold a historic ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of The Chairman Tower at the Trump Taj Mahal on Thursday, October 2.

It's a banner week for new arrivals. Excellent new titles from Collin Moshman, Todd Roberts and James Campiglia and Steve Wells.

News brief: 78-year-old Angela Domino is mad as hell and is telling the world's largest casino company that it had better fork over her money.

Like its big brother McCarran International to the north, Henderson Executive Airport may soon see gaming machines in its terminal.

Strip casinos alleging convicted political fixer Antoin "Tony" Rezko owes them money will have to wait in line.

Forterus Inc. reported an estimated net profit in August for the first time in the company's 18-month history.

Metro Police are seeking two women and a man after a man was shot in the abdomen at the Orleans hotel and casino this morning.

Metro Police released photographs of two suspects who robbed the Las Vegas Hilton's Race and Sports Superbook early Friday morning.

Two workers on the 63rd floor of the Fontainebleau construction project were injured when they were hit by a large beam this morning.

The effort to roll back an Internet gambling ban has reached the Senate, with a bill by Sen. Robert Menendez that calls for licensing and regulating online poker and other "games of skill" instead of outlawing them.

Shares of the major casino operators and slot machine manufacturers, which slumped in price during Monday's record 777-point decline, regained some of their lost value Tuesday.