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Mohegan Sun announces 355 layoffs amid revenue decline.

Beginning in 2011, the conference will be held more than one month earlier and move to the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas.

The California casino is making history by giving away a first place prize of $100,000 in a $120 buy-in event.

Wall Street analysts say the struggles of the Nevada casino industry could last well into 2011.

The Plaza in downtown Las Vegas will close its 1,037-room hotel tower and will lay off more than 400 employees within the next two months.

Full House Resorts will acquire the Grand Victoria Casino & Resort in Rising Sun, further cementing the company's stake in the Midwest.

Coastal Marina withdraws offer to buy Trump Marina, claim Trump Entertainment ignored its latest offer.

One of Vegas's most unusual attraction falls to the recession.

Gambling spend down in Illinois and neighbouring states in August.

Commerce Casino has introduced "No Commission EZ Baccarat," a modified version of the popular table game.

Roughly $12,000 is all that separated the Strip's gaming revenue comparison between July 2010 and July 2009.

Visitation into Las Vegas recorded its largest single-month percentage jump in almost five years during July.

Nevada slot machine sales didn't turn into the revenue-boosting bonanza state gaming equipment manufacturers anticipated going into the year.

Gamblers bet $49.8 million on slots at Presque Isle Downs Casino in one week.

Voter support for expanded gambling in Mass. up despite dead legislation.

Second public summit in Atlantic City to focus on future of horse racing.

Rock band Stone Temple Pilots will perform at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino on Saturday, Oct. 30.

Las Vegas Sands doesn't believe Macau casino operator SJM Holdings will be able to wrest control of two of the company's development sites.

Harrah's Entertainment told Kansas authorities it was dropping efforts to build a casino in Sumner County in the city of Mulvane.

CB Richard Ellis’ Global Gaming Group has been brought in by Trump Entertainment Resorts to sell the Trump Marina in Atlantic City.