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Michigan bill to ban debit card use at ATMs in casinos approved in Senate moves to House of Representatives.

New general manager changes the casino focus to local from national.

First of five planned Maryland casinos opens days ahead of schedule.

While the gambling industry is still recovering from the economic downturn, many in the industry think Massachusetts and New Hampshire are ripe for expansion.

The ex-wife of Wynn Resorts Chairman Steve Wynn landed a spot on the Forbes 400 List of Wealthiest Americans largely thanks to a divorce settlement.

Landry's Restaurants is reportedly trying to acquire the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort.

Penn National Gaming is forming a joint venture partnership with Texas racetrack operator Sam Houston Park.

The fall tournament series at the Connecticut casino will include the Northeast’s first multi-play event and a $1,650 buy-in Main Event.

A man won over $2 million on a $5 slot machine bet at Bear River Casino in Northern California last Saturday.

Korean Air officials celebrated the fourth anniversary of its thrice-weekly flights that have carried more than 221,000 travelers between Las Vegas and Seoul.

The owners of the Orlando-based Hard Rock Cafe restaurant chain have sued owners of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, saying the casino's party image has damaged its name.

State auditor to decide Monday on increasing casino money amount for education.

The top-10 performers from the hit TV show will embark on a nationwide tour with a stop in Atlantic City at Trump Taj Mahal.

Analyst speculates last week's layoffs may not be enough to satisfy lenders.

Hedge fund operator Phil Falcone, who owns a 40 percent stake in the Minnesota Wild, may have an increased role at the troubled Hooters Hotel.

Club Cal Neva opens sportsbook at Eureka Casino Resort.

Mohegan Sun drops $10 million debt lawsuit against high roller who has other charges pending.

Casino to open Sept 23, 2010 previews 45,000 square foot gambling floor.

Las Vegas is contemplating a name change that would eliminate Las Vegas from the casino operator's title.

Power cut knocked out power to airport and some casinos in Reno.