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Gaming News Archives - Page 4375California Tribes to Support Proposal28 July 2004
News Brief: The tribal members of the California Nations Indian Gaming Association voted unanimously to support a proposal by a Southern California tribe that will appear on the November ballot.
Visitors Keep Nevada Cash Registers Ringing28 July 2004
Visitors spent more than $20.2 billion in Nevada in 2002, according to a report from the Travel Industry Association of America.
MGM Mirage-Mandalay Merger Hits Snag28 July 2004
MGM Mirage's pending buyout of Mandalay Resort Group hit its first snag when the Federal Trade Commission requested more information about the competitive consequences of their proposed merger.
Washington Tribe Helps Problem Gamblers28 July 2004
News Brief: Eastern Washington's Kalispel Tribe has decided that it needs to assist the gamblers in its Northern Quest casino who had developed problems.
Missouri Casino Initiative Brings in Big Money28 July 2004
News Brief: The Rockaway Beach casino issue is stacking up as one of the most expensive ballot questions in Missouri election history.
Money Missing from South Dakota Casino28 July 2004
News Brief: An investigation indicates money was disappearing from the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe's Lode Star Casino in Fort Thompson, according to Cindy Shaw, a lawyer for the National Indian Gaming Commission.
Cambodian Army Protest Casino Project28 July 2004
International News Brief: The army has protested against a casino complex being built just inside Cambodia near the Chong Sa-ngarm border checkpoint in Si Sa Ket.
Australian Banks May Limit Cash Available to Gamblers28 July 2004
International News Brief: Banks will be forced to limit cash available at gambling venues under a Federal Opposition proposal to tackle problem gambling.
Ameristar Casinos' Results Show Continued Growth28 July 2004
Ameristar reports record Q2 consolidated net revenues of $210.0 million, representing an increase of $15.2 million, or 7.8%, over Q2 2003.
Caesars Palace Welcomes Famed French Chef28 July 2004
Caesars Palace has reached an agreement with internationally acclaimed, Michelin three-star French Chef Guy Savoy to open his sole U.S. restaurant, which will be open in the Las Vegas casino's new luxury hotel tower in 2005.
Scientific Games, Cantor Index Form Global Joint Venture28 July 2004
Scientific Games Corporation and Cantor Index LLC announced the formation of a global joint venture to implement and market new, proprietary pari-mutuel bets.
Gaming Operators More Likely to Bet on Las Vegas27 July 2004
Gaming operators are returning their focus for investments back to Las Vegas where casino companies enjoy the friendliest regulatory and tax environment in the country.
Gambling Opponent: Merger May Slow Proliferation27 July 2004
At least one opponent of gambling proliferation expects to get some new ammunition from an unlikely quarter: the planned merger of Harrah's Entertainment and Caesars Entertainment.
Harrah's Execs: Database Mining Key to Marketing Success27 July 2004
The key to Harrah's Entertainment's marketing success has been its centralized database mining, according to a trio of company executives.
Pact May Help Spur China-Las Vegas Flights27 July 2004
A landmark aviation agreement completed this weekend removed one of the last roadblocks to widespread travel between China and the United States.
D.C. Pro-Gambling Side Wins Ruling27 July 2004
News Brief: The D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics ruled yesterday that District residents who work as pro-gambling petition circulators can use out-of-town assistants to handle clipboards and solicit individuals for signatures.
'Slots for Tots' Slammed27 July 2004
Las Vegas Hilton’s ‘Slot for Tots’ promotion has earned a prime spot in Dennis Conrad’s Hall of Shame.
Fremont Street Vendors Ordered to Vacate27 July 2004
The management of the Fremont Street Experience outdoor mall in downtown Las Vegas has terminated the leases of five vendors as part of a move to ‘change the direction’ of the mall.
Israeli Cabinet Approves Horse Racing27 July 2004
International News Brief: Israel’s social and economic cabinet have approved horse racing in the north and south of the country, including betting at the race tracks.
Tabcorp Bid Gets Backing27 July 2004
International News Brief: Victorian gaming giant Tabcorp Holdings Ltd has now ticked over 90 per cent of acceptances from Tab Ltd shareholders for its takeover bid, triggering the compulsory acquisition of Tab's remaining shares.
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