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Gaming News Archives - Page 4446Casino Owes Millions to Tribe, Panel Says4 January 2005
News Brief: A board that oversees Harrah's Cherokee Casino is holding nearly $45 million that should have gone to the tribe and its members, the National Indian Gaming Commission says.
American Gaming and Electronics Awarded License4 January 2005
American Gaming and Electronics, was awarded a Manufacturer/Distributor license by the
Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission.
Archon Reports Loss4 January 2005
For 2004, Archon Corporation reported net revenues of $45.7 million as compared to revenues of $46.2 million in fiscal 2003.
McCarran Changes Might Prevent Repeat of 2004 Logjam4 January 2005
McCarran's latest technological upgrade could improve customer service at one of the five or so U.S. airports that handled more than 40 million annual passengers in 2004.
Progressive Gaming International Changes Ticker Symbol4 January 2005
Progressive Gaming International Corporation reports its shares of common stock will now trade under the new ticker symbol "PGIC" on the NASDAQ National Market Quotation System.
MTR Gaming Group Reports Court Decision4 January 2005
MTR Gaming Group, Inc. reports that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied a Petition for Allowance of Appeal filed by Pittsburgh Palisades, which aimed to challenge the Racing Commission's July 17, 2003 reinstatement of MTR's license to build Presque Isle Downs.
Index Shows 2004 a Scorcher for Casino Stocks4 January 2005
Gaming stocks closed 2004 with a flourish and analysts don't foresee future roadblocks that could slow the climbing prices.
Las Vegas Sands Redeems Mortgage Notes4 January 2005
Las Vegas Sands Corp.’s subsidiaries, Las Vegas Sands, Inc. and Venetian Casino Resort, LLC, have called for redemption $291.14 million principal amount of their 11% Mortgage Notes due 2010.
Strip Development: Trump Adding Tower4 January 2005
Donald Trump said Monday he and New Frontier owner Phil Ruffin will build a second 64-story tower behind the Strip resort across from the Fashion Show mall.
Alliance Gaming Amends Sierra Design Group Buyout4 January 2005
Alliance Gaming Corp. has agreed to pay $40 million to buy out the contingent consideration portion of the purchase price paid for the acquisition of Sierra Design Group.
Empire Resorts to Extend Contract by Cayuga Nation of New York4 January 2005
Today Empire Resorts Inc. has received a letter agreement from the Cayuga Nation of New York stating its intention to extend its existing agreements through June 30th, 2005.
Fun and (Table) Games: Try Let It Ride4 January 2005
Casino Boat Owner May Have to Wait a Year to Sail3 January 2005
A casino boat operator will have to wait at least another year to get into Georgetown County.
Kentucky Lawmakers Reconsider Gambling Expansion3 January 2005
News Brief: Lawmakers may once again consider whether to broaden gambling at horse tracks and allow stand-alone casinos in Kentucky.
Massachusetts Casino Moratorium Reaches End3 January 2005
News Brief: The two-year moratorium on the issue of casino gambling imposed by the Massachusetts House of Representatives in the early days of the Romney administration has reached it’s end.
Tribes Distribute $1.1 Million in Gambling Revenue3 January 2005
Kewadin Casinos and the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians has distributed nearly $1.1 million in its second 2004 gaming revenue disbursement.
Labor Department: Castaways Workers Can't Recover Claims3 January 2005
The U.S. Labor Department has officially closed an investigation into charges that the Castaways hotel and casino failed to pay medical claims for nonunion casino workers at the former property.
California Wagering Fairgrounds Losing to Casinos3 January 2005
News Brief: California satellite wagering facilities report that attendance and money wagered are down by nearly half, and the decline is expected to continue as Indian casinos in this county expand and flourish and the customer base ages.
Singapore Sets Casino Limits3 January 2005
International News Brief: A proposed casino project being explored by Singapore cannot be larger than 15,000 square metres nor have more than 2,500 gaming machines, a government spokeswoman said.
Inauguration Fund Drive Draws Adelsons3 January 2005
Sheldon G. Adelson and Dr. Miriam Ochshorn Adelson of Las Vegas are among the big donors offering funds for President Bush's reinauguration ceremonies, according to a list released Friday.
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