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The pre-packaged filing covering Caesars Entertainment Operating Co. has been agreed upon by 80 percent of the company's senior bondholders.

Overall 2014 revenue down 1.2 percent but Q4 and December revenue rose 4 percent and 10.3 percent respectively.

State Rep. Bobby Moak introduces Bill 306 which aims to create an effective state regulatory and licensing system for online gaming.

40 million Las Vegas visitors indulged in over-the-top shows, extravagant meals and luxurious spa treatments, marking another impressive year.

An impressive variety of brand restaurants have debuted recently on the Strip, including Smashburger and New York City-based Shake Shack.

Retired school principal has scooped $326 million Mega Millions jackpot.

Mohegan Sun has partnered with BLADE to offer guests round-trip flights by helicopter to the casino.

Two Wheel of Fortune players won million-plus jackpots, totaling more than $2.7 million over three days.

It was the sixth straight year that casinos collectively showed a loss, but it was the smallest loss since 2009 when the recession began crushing casino finances.

Revel Casino purchaser reveals his plan for a water park attraction.

Under Right to Work law, worker files unfair practices suit against MGM Grand Detroit and her union.

December 2014 casino revenue increased from December 2013 by 31.7%.

City of Boston files lawsuit challenging the state gambling commission's decision to endorse Wynn's proposed Everett casino.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's request for a fourth casino license for the True South Tier area is being reviewed.

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Paul Phua and his son, Darren Phua, were among eight defendants charged in a multimillion-dollar scheme that accepted wagers on the World Cup soccer tournament in Brazil last year.

The sale of the Revel has been approved but now faces new challenges from the proposed purchaser.

Thirty Grand Prize drawing winners will share $101,000, Feb. 25.

Wynn’s deal for the Everett land has drawn immense scrutiny.

The worry is now about 2015 and what effect continued softness in the world’s largest gambling enclave will have on Nevada casino operators.