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Gaming News Archives - Page 4770Uruguay Track Reopens23 May 2003
International News Brief: Hipica Rioplatense has confirmed the reopening and return of live racing at the picturesque Montevideo track for June 29, after reaching a contract agreement with the Uruguay government’s gaming division.
Loophole Brings Singapore Operators to Malaysia23 May 2003
News Brief: A loophole of sorts in the Malaysian law on gambling has prompted illegal betting centre operators from Singapore to bring their business to Malaysia.
Atlantic City Tale of Wins and Loss23 May 2003
News Brief: Atlantic City gamblers have tales of losing homes their homes to casinos, winning enough to buy a new home and everything in between.
Former Inspector Becomes New Atlantic City Commission Member23 May 2003
News Brief: Ralph Frulio spent 181/2 years on the inside of casinos looking out as an inspector for the Casino Control Commission. Today, he's on the outside looking in as one of the agency's five commissioners.
Casinos Amplify Radio Campaign Against Tax Plan23 May 2003
Atlantic City casinos, increasingly concerned that the James E. McGreevey's gaming-tax proposals have yet to die, today will begin a hard-hitting radio campaign aimed directly at the governor.
Aztar's Plans Concern Union23 May 2003
The Culinary Union is concerned over Aztar's Corp.'s proposed plans for its much-rumored $700 million redevelopment of the Tropicana resort.
Atlantic City Commission Approves Casino Credits for Play23 May 2003
News Brief: By next month, casinos could be luring gamblers with electronic credits that must be wagered instead of changed into cash.
Washington Casino Opens to Raves23 May 2003
News Brief: Packed with pizazz, awash in color and replete with amenities such as a waterfall of chocolate, the Tulalip Tribes gave a sneak preview Thursday of their $78 million gambling mecca, set to officially open June 5.
Atlantic City's Uneasy Casino Era23 May 2003
News Brief: Twenty-five years after the first casino opened on May 26, 1978, amid promises of the revitalization of a moribund seaside resort, many in Atlantic City are still uneasy about the impact of the gambling palaces.
Atlantic City's Uneasy Casino Era23 May 2003
News Brief: Twenty-five years after the first casino opened on May 26, 1978, amid promises of the revitalization of a moribund seaside resort, many in Atlantic City are still uneasy about the impact of the gambling palaces.
Scientific Games Appoints Deloitte & Touche as Auditor23 May 2003
Scientific Games’ Audit Committee has engaged Deloitte & Touche LLP to serve as the Company's new independent certified public accountant.
Park Place Promotes Senior Executives to Vice President Positions23 May 2003
Park Place Entertainment has promoted Bernard E. DeLury, Jr. and Steven F. Bell to executive vice president positions.
MGM Mirage Wants New Casino in Las Vegas, Atlantic City23 May 2003
News Brief: MGM Mirage wants to build a hotel-casino in Las Vegas or Atlantic City, N.J., by the end of the decade, the company's chief financial officer and president said Thursday.
Man Hits Record Slot Jackpot23 May 2003
A 54-year-old man won nearly $14 million last night at the Isle of Capri Casino in Biloxi, the largest slot jackpot ever won outside of Nevada.
Shuffle Master Reports Strong Q223 May 2003
For Q2, Shuffle Master’s revenue of $16.2 million was an increase of 21% over the $13.4 million in Q2 2002.
British Columbia Adds More Slots22 May 2003
News Brief: The B.C. Lottery Corp. will add up to 125 slot machines in Nanaimo by summer.
Experts Question Chicago Casino Proposal22 May 2003
News Brief: Mayor Richard Daley wants Chicago to be the first city in the country to own a casino, an idea so novel that critics aren't sure how it would work.
Reform of Louisiana Tribal Compacts Rejected22 May 2003
News Brief: Lawmakers soundly rejected a push Wednesday to change the way the state negotiates with Indian tribes for compacts, saying it only would give the public the illusion it has more input.
Terror Warning Doesn't Deter Travelers22 May 2003
News Brief: Airports across the country upped security efforts after the federal government on Tuesday raised the security alert level to orange, or the second highest. However most travelers are going ahead with their Memorial weekend plans.
Station Shareholders Approve Stock Compensation Plan22 May 2003
Station Casinos shareholders voted Wednesday to extend the company's executive stock compensation plan for another 10 years.
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