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Gaming News Archives - Page 4566Rincon Lawsuit Denied8 July 2004
News Brief: A U.S. District Court Judge has denied a motion to stop the expansion of slot machine gambling on California Indian reservations in a victory for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Caesars Promotes Focuses on Revenue Growth, Technology Initiatives8 July 2004
Caesars Entertainment reports two executive promotions intended to sharpen the company's focus on strategic initiatives involving technology, information systems and revenue enhancement.
Construction Industry Talks, And The Legislature Listens7 July 2004
New Ownership, New Look7 July 2004
Gamblers play slot machines Wednesday at the Las Vegas Hilton. Colony Capital plans to redesign, reconfigure and renovate the casino to make it more appealing for locals and tourists.
Barrick Eyes Plaza Bus Terminal Site for Redevelopment7 July 2004
Next month's planned reductions in Greyhound Lines' bus schedule isn't the only big change that could soon affect the company's Nevada passengers.
Prairie Meadows Handle Up 20%7 July 2004
News Brief: Prairie Meadows Racetrack concluded its 2004 meet on July 4 with a 20% increase in all sources average daily handle and a 9% rise in on-track handle.
CEO's Salary Detailed7 July 2004
Las Vegas-based slot-machine maker Alliance Gaming Corp. will pay its incoming chief executive, Richard Haddrill, a base salary of $980,000 a year, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday.
Indian Gaming on the Rise, Except in Nevada7 July 2004
Indian gambling expanded in every state where it was legal last year, except in Nevada.
Manchester Casino Plans Unveiled7 July 2004
International News Brief: A plan has been unveiled for a £260 million Las Vegas-style casino and leisure complex in Manchester that would provide up to 1,500 jobs.
Gaming Columnist, 48, dies of Blood Clot7 July 2004
News Brief: Andrew N.S. Glazer, an author of books on gambling and a columnist for the Free Press, died Sunday in Los Angeles from complications from a blood clot.
Betandwin Reports Euro 2004 Success7 July 2004
Betandwin reports a higher than expected rise in business during the Euro 2004 Championships.
Cash System, Bicycle Casino Sign Agreement7 July 2004
Cash Systems, Inc. has signed a contract to provide credit card cash advance and ATM services to The Bicycle Casino in Los Angeles, California.
Online Casino Player Wins Tuition for Daughter7 July 2004
Online casino player and single father has won enough in a single online jackpot to send his daughter to college.
Authorities Probe Casino Executives Death7 July 2004
News Brief: Authorities were investigating the death of a Las Vegas area casino executive featured in The Discovery Channel's ‘American Casino’ television series.
Great Canadian Raises Stakes in Washington State7 July 2004
ews Brief: Great Canadian Gaming Corp. is raising its gambling stakes in the state of Washington by up to $5.4 million.
Detroit Casinos Warn Against Tax Increases7 July 2004
News Brief: Higher state and city tax increases would cripple Detroit casinos in a state and nation where gambling is increasingly a competitive business, casino interests warned.
Wisconsin Fifth Largest Tribal Gambling State7 July 2004
News Brief: Wisconsin's Indian casinos pulled in nearly $1.1 billion last year, making the state the fifth-biggest tribal gambling state in a still growing $16.2 billion industry, according to a national report.
Tribal Casino Revenues Up 12 Percent7 July 2004
News Brief: Indian gambling revenues jumped 12 percent last year as more tribal casinos sprouted in California and slot machines were added in New York and Arizona, according to a new report.
N.Y. Video Lottery Law Struck Down7 July 2004
News Brief: The legislation authorizing slot machine-like video lottery terminals in New York was declared unconstitutional today by a midlevel state appeals court.
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Allowed to Own Gambling Shares7 July 2004
News Brief: Under a bill signed into law Monday by Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, individual lawmakers are permitted to own up to 1 percent of each of the 14 slot-machine parlors planned in the state.
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