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Top management from Pennsylvania horse race tracks told the Gaming Control Board today that the success of legalized slots machine gaming is already paying tremendous dividends toward reinvigorating the Commonwealth's horse racing industry.

Colliers International-Las Vegas brokers Michael Mixer and Alexander Rodrigo represented the MGM Mirage in the purchase of approximately 33.5 acres of land on the Las Vegas Strip.

The Nevada State Contractors Board recently granted MIG Nevada with an Unlimited Gaming Contractor License

Riviera Holdings Corporation reports the appointment of Mr. Mark Lefever to President of Riviera Black Hawk.

News Brief: Federal regulators have nullified a Minnesota company's five-year contract to manage the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes' Lucky Star Casinos.

Elad Group plans to spend $5 billion to turn the New Frontier Western-themed hotel-casino into an ultraluxury mixed-use development.

News Brief: The New Mexico Racing Commission is hiring an attorney to examine the Downs at Albuquerque's proposal to move to Moriarty in time for the 2009 racing season.

News Brief: A virtual casino was this week in what had been unused space at the Soaring Eagle Slot Palace.

News Brief: Ione Band of Miwok Indian tribe was denied its appeal for a rehearing concerning it's proposed casino location before the California 3rd District Court of Appeal.

News Brief: California may be headed toward leasing its lottery and perhaps tripling sales to about $12 billion a year by adding new technology and expanded gambling.

A guest at Spa Resort Casino didn’t need the 'luck of the Irish' to bring him a big payout on his 'Pot O’ Gold' slot machine; all he needed was Paradise Jackpots.

Less than a week after a ticket purchased in Hawthorne, California won an estimated $112 million jackpot, Mega Millions excitement is building once again.

First-quarter losses widened at one of the most recognizable casinos, Binion's, in downtown Las Vegas.

News Brief: Kentucky Democrats running for governor aggressively challenged rival Steve Beshear for overpromising benefits derived from expanded gambling, at a statewide debate.

News Brief: Kanawha and Hancock counties failed to satisfy a requirement to advertise a special election to decide table games at least 30 days before the balloting, the secretary of state’s office confirmed Tuesday.

News Brief: Penn National Gaming Inc. gave the green light to resume construction on its $131 million gaming and hotel complex on Main Street in Bangor, company spokesman Eric Schippers confirmed.

News Brief: Trump Marina dealers who rejected unionization attributed the transformation of support to the multitude of meetings held during a month-long period, designed to inform employees about how unions work.

News Brief: A group of community leaders from the Catskills, New York, has launched The Future of the Catskills Coalition to advocate on behalf of the St. Regis Mohawk Casino at Monticello Raceway and the region as the casino project nears the federal approval stage.

News Brief: Just before the Assembly Governmental Organization committee was briefed on internal controls for Indian casinos, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger unveiled a revised budget proposing expansion of a state unit to audit California's tribal casinos.

News Brief: At a public hearing, there were few answers to questions concerning Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation's plan to open a bingo hall in unincorporated DeKalb County near Shabbona.