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Gaming News Archives - Page 4411GTECH Reports New Exec6 January 2005
GTECH Holdings Corporation reports that Walter G. DeSocio has joined the Company as Senior Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary.
House of Blues and Showboat Atlantic City Team Up6 January 2005
House of Blues Atlantic City and Showboat Atlantic City, a subsidiary of Harrah's Operating Company, Inc. have joined forces to open the 10th House of Blues location at Showboat, The Mardi Gras Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
New Mexico Developer Finds Gambling Success6 January 2005
News Brief: Just five years or so into the gambling game, Paul Blanchard is part-owner of the Downs at Albuquerque racetrack and casino and the new Zia Park racino in Hobbs.
Jemez Pueblo Moves Casino Bid Forward6 January 2005
News Brief: Jemez Pueblo and Santa Fe art dealer Jerry Peters have formally approached the federal government for approval of New Mexico's first off-reservation casino in Anthony.
Alternate Site Sought for Casino Related Lagoon5 January 2005
News Brief: After listening to residents Tuesday, the Negaunee Township Board has come up with an alternate site for the 40-acre open sewage lagoon it tentatively planned to construct near Morgan Meadows.
Isle of Capri Mississippi Projects to Proceed5 January 2005
News Brief: The Isle of Capri may proceed with plans for a bigger gambling barge, and Boomtown may move its casino from leased property to land it owns.
PokerStars Will Match Your Donation 100%5 January 2005
PokerStars plans to reach out and lend a helping hand to the millions affected by the Tsunami disaster.
Black Oak Casino Close for Transition5 January 2005
Black Oak Casino will be temporarily shutting its doors for 48-hours starting on Monday, January 10 and Tuesday, January 11.
Isle Of Man Reconfirms its Commitment to Well Regulated Tier One Online Gaming Jurisdiction5 January 2005
The Regulations associated with the Online Gambling Regulation Act have been reviewed in the light of experience in order to make the Isle of Man's well regulated environment more commercially attractive.
French Lick Casino Progress to be Reviewed5 January 2005
News Brief: In a move that could spell trouble for the French Lick casino, state lawmakers will review the project's progress and the state's decision to award the license to Donald Trump's company.
Tasmania Gaming Areas Will Feel Pinch5 January 2005
International News Brief: Tighter smoking bans which became effective from yesterday will have the biggest financial impact on gaming venues.
French Lick Casino Progress to be Reviewed5 January 2005
News Brief: In a move that could spell trouble for the French Lick casino, state lawmakers will review the project's progress and the state's decision to award the license to Donald Trump's company.
Tribe Plans to Build a Resort Near Casino5 January 2005
News Brief: Swinomish leaders have big plans for the northern end of the tribe's reservation east of Anacortes — a new resort with its own marina.
Indiana Lawmaker Proposes Slot Plan5 January 2005
News Brief: A key Republican lawmaker will propose his own financial deal to help keep the Indianapolis Colts in town by adding 5,000 slot machines at the state's two horse tracks.
Union Set to Vote on Offer5 January 2005
Truck drivers at linen company Mission Industries were set to vote this morning on a tentative contract agreement reached Tuesday between Teamsters Local 14 and the company, ending a four-day strike.
CIBC World Markets Sets $650 Million Loan5 January 2005
CIBC World Markets is arranging a $650 million refinancing for Isle of Capri Casinos Inc., according to officials of the Biloxi, Miss.-based riverboat gambling operator.
Chinese are Main Customers at Korean Casinos5 January 2005
International News Brief: Chinese tourists, including some Party and government officials, are squandering hundreds of millions of yuan each year at a North Korean five-star hotel and casino, state media said on Wednesday.
Company to Rent Hotel Suite to Steve Wynn5 January 2005
Wynn Resorts Ltd. intends to lease a "villa suite" at the upcoming Wynn Las Vegas megaresort to company Chief Executive Steve Wynn and his wife, Elaine, a company director.
New Research into Problem Gambling5 January 2005
The Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre
today announced research awards examining such issues as the link
between problem gambling and criminal behaviour.
Lawyers Jockey in Lincoln Park Case5 January 2005
News Brief: With a trial now three weeks away -- and a potential buyer circling again -- lawyers on both sides of the alleged Lincoln Park bribery-conspiracy case have been sharpening their arguments.
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