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Gaming News Archives - Page 4561California Tribes Agree with Governor7 January 2004
Agreeing with Governor Schwarzenegger that increasing jobs should be the state's top priority, CMIGA underscored that Indian gaming casinos have created 42,000 new jobs in recent years.
World Poker Tours Goes Hollywood7 January 2004
Hollywood's inner circle will put it all on the table in the premiere episode of the World Poker Tour: Hollywood Home Game.
IGT Responds to Allegations7 January 2004
International Game Technology has denied allegations that it filed false Nevada state sales and use tax returns.
Attendance Down at Calder Meet7 January 2004
Average daily on-track attendance for the 2003/04 Tropical at Calder meet was 4,816, representing a 5.4-percent decrease from the previous year's average of 5,090.
Bingo Hall Operators Face Theft Charges7 January 2004
News Brief: Operators of Carnine Little League's bingo hall has been accused of gambling away more than $760,000 meant for charity.
Coast Chief Rethinks Initial Stock Offering7 January 2004
Coast Casinos may resurrect its plan to offer public shares of the company's stock, Chairman Michael Gaughan said Tuesday.
Ritz Club Goes Online7 January 2004
The Ritz Club London Online, a prestigious UK gaming brand, has used CryptoLogic-developed technology to establish an online casino in Alderney.
Casino Chips could Lead to Traceable Cash7 January 2004
International News Brief; New casino chips with built-in radio identification tags may pave the way for traceable banknotes, boosting efforts to beat fraud, according to New Scientist Magazine.
Park Place Hails Change to Caesars7 January 2004
Park Place Entertainment Corp. officially changed its name Tuesday to Caesars Entertainment in a move the company hopes will boost its efforts to develop new gaming markets.
Christchurch Chairman Seeks Tighter Grip7 January 2004
International News Brief: Christchurch Casino chairman Barry Thomas has announced plans to strengthen Skyline Enterprises' grip on the company in the face of a possible buy-in by gambling giant SkyCity.
Las Vegas Casinos Recovering7 January 2004
News Brief: The casino industry continued to slowly recover from the disastrous blow caused by the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S., as visitor volumes and gaming receipts slowly crept toward their pre-September 11 levels.
Venetian Plows Ahead, Closure Nears for Tam O'Shanter7 January 2004
Another piece of Las Vegas history will close next week to make way for The Venetian's second Las Vegas resort on the corner of Twain Avenue and the Strip, across from Wynn Resorts' new hotel-casino.
Lottery Winner Faces Assault Charge7 January 2004
News Brief: Record-holding Powerball winner Jack Whittaker faces an assault charge after a bar fight over the weekend.
Binion's Hit with Second IRS Lien7 January 2004
The Internal Revenue Service has placed a second tax lien on Binion's Horseshoe for unpaid employee payroll withholding taxes.
IGT in Pact with Japanese Firm7 January 2004
Sammy Corp. has approved a partnership with International Game Technology to manufacture pachinko devices and other gambling machines in anticipation of the legalization of casinos in Japan.
Sources: FBI Gathered Visitor Information Only in Las Vegas7 January 2004
Only in Las Vegas did the FBI require all hotel operators to surrender guest lists and airlines to turn over arriving passenger manifests, sources at the U.S. Department of Justice said Tuesday.
Red Rock Station: 198-Foot Tower in Works7 January 2004
Summerlin homeowners and Station Casinos struck a tentative compromise Tuesday, agreeing to a 198-foot tower at the gaming company's proposed resort, Red Rock Station, sources said.
Union Continues Drive at the Palms7 January 2004
The Palms hotel-casino has settled one dispute with the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 while another dispute remains unresolved as it makes its way through the appeals process of the National Labor Relations Board.
Casino Layoffs Blamed on Border Tie-Ups7 January 2004
News Brief: Casino Windsor has laid off 100 employees amid a dwindling customer base and plunging revenues.
Gambling Foe Speaks at Wisconsin Meeting7 January 2004
News Brief: The head of the National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling implored a meeting room of casino opponents to work as hard as they can to keep a full-blown gambling hall out of Madison, Wisconsin.
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