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News Brief: Gambling action at Southeast Indiana's riverboat casinos continued to grow in the third quarter.

News Brief: In radio ads that started airing Tuesday, actor Danny Glover and NAACP president Kweisi Mfume beseech listeners to boycott the seven casinos in a contract standoff with Local 54 of Unite Here.

News Brief: The Ohio attorney general says some groups are going too far and stepping over the line of what is considered legal gambling.

Frank Scoblete: It was the best of crews; it was the worst of crews.

The Club Cal Neva hotel and casino is closing its 125-room Virginian tower in downtown Reno this weekend.

Caesars Entertainment says it would earn from 4 to 6 cents per share in the fourth quarter, lower than analysts' average estimate of 8 cents due to uncertainties surrounding a strike in Atlantic City.

News Brief: The gaming industry is prepared for a long strike if necessary and absolutely will not cave in to union demands for a three-year contract, a top casino executive said Wednesday while lashing out at labor leaders.

News Brief: There was a new face walking the line in Local 54's strike against seven casinos Wednesday - U.S. Sen. Jon Corzine.

News Brief: Big-time gamblers have a new place to play, as the Sands Casino Hotel celebrates the opening of its new high-limit slot room today.

News Brief: Almost half of the contributions to groups affiliated with the Democratic and Republican parties from the state of Nevada during the past two years came from Reno-based International Game Technology.

new statewide poll commissioned by The Detroit News shows Proposal 1 support plummeting.

Zone4Play, Inc. reports its Hi-Lo game can now be played by individuals who enjoy iTV gambling and are members of Avago TV Channel aired on the BSkyB network in the United Kingdom.

Lucky Eagle Casino will host its final fight of the year here November 6th.

Archon's 27-acre site on the Las Vegas Strip remains in the predevelopment stage.

The confrontation between Las Vegas’ Culinary Local 226 and Harrah's Entertainment's more than striking casino workers in Atlantic City is far more likely to intensify than end any time soon.

The announcement Phil Satre will retire as chairman of Harrah's Entertainment closes out a distinguished and colorful career in the gaming industry.

News Brief: Horry County officials offered moral support to their counterparts in Georgetown County, still smarting from a judicial decision that could take away the county's right to ban casino boats.

Alliance Gaming reports Q1 loss from continuing operations totaled $(6.4) million, or $(0.13) per diluted share, on revenues of $116.9 million.

I. Nelson Rose: What is the difference between "and" and "or?"

News Brief: The Yakama Nation has suspended the board of directors for the tribal Legends Casino amid allegations the board spent money inappropriately and overstepped its authority.