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Gaming News Archives - Page 4903AngelCiti to Add on Two New Gaming Sites16 June 2003
AngelCiti Entertainment's has entered into an agreement to provide software to RedDevilCasino.com and SharkCasino.com and will additionally provide affiliate support to help drive traffic and customers to those sites.
Australian Casino Guards Strike16 June 2003
International News Brief: About 150 security guards walked off the job at Australia’s Crown Casino last night over failed pay negotiations.
London's Earl Court Plans Vegas-Style Mecca16 June 2003
International News Brief: London’s Earls Court arena is set to be transformed into a Las Vegas-style gaming mecca, with slot machines, theatres and hotels.
Tokyo Casino Plan Abandoned16 June 2003
International News Brief: Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara said he has abandoned his controversial plan to open a casino in the swank Odaiba district of Tokyo on an experimental basis.
Computers Used for Gambling Seized in Malaysia16 June 2003
International News Brief: Police seized about 500 computers worth about RM1mil ($263,000) used for gambling in a raid on a store in Petaling Jaya on Saturday night.
Woman Claims 2-Month-Old Lottery Jackpot13 June 2003
News Brief: A software consultant came forward this week to claim a $7 million winning lottery ticket she had stashed in her purse two months ago.
Mandalay Resort Issues First-Ever Cash Dividend13 June 2003
Mandalay Resort Group will issue its first-ever quarterly cash dividend to shareholders beginning in August.
Ad Agency Selected to Revamp Treasure Island Image13 June 2003
MGM Mirage has selected Brown & Partners Advertising, Public Relations and Public Affairs to re-brand the company's Treasure Island resort.
Mirage Woes Prompt Audit Review13 June 2003
Deloitte & Touche is disputing a suggestion by Nevada regulators that it's at fault for failing to discover that its client, The Mirage, didn't file thousands of anti-money laundering reports with the federal government.
New Jersey Governor Launches Casino Attack Ad13 June 2003
News Brief: Gov. James E. McGreevey is striking back at the casino industry with a radio ad that paints himself as a working-man's champion fighting `millionaire casino CEOs’ who refuse to pay their fair share in taxes.
Station Casinos Executes Electricity Deal with Coral Power13 June 2003
Station Casinos has entered into an agreement to purchase electricity from Coral Power for eight of its Southern Nevada properties.
Sports Website Sheds Gambling Interest13 June 2003
News Brief: SportsLine.com, a business partner of the NCAA, will sell its gambling interests by August as part of a previously announced agreement.
Teamsters Vie for Canadian Casino Staff13 June 2003
News Brief: The largest labour union in the world, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, is trying its luck at Ontario’sCasino Rama, hoping to sign up a workforce that has sloughed off bids by two other unions.
Massachusetts Treasurer: Casinos Hurt Lottery13 June 2003
News Brief: Massachusetts’ State Treasurer Tim Cahill says that casinos will hurt lottery sales. Some economists disagree.
Seminole Nation Negotiates Lower Fine13 June 2003
News Brief: Seminole Nation of Oklahoma officials are negotiating with federal regulators in an effort to reduce a more than $11 million fine.
Pinnacle Head Concerned over Casino Space Bill13 June 2003
News Brief: The head of Pinnacle Entertainment Inc., which is developing a riverboat casino resort in Lake Charles, says he plans to talk with Louisiana gambling regulators about two casino space bills.
Australian Government Campaign Targets Addiction13 June 2003
International News Brief: Gaming machine addiction is the target of a dramatic new media campaign by the Victorian Government.
Trump Chief Touts, Shareholders Pout13 June 2003
News Brief: At the Trump annual meeting, COO Mark Brown boasted of the company’s record cash flows. Shareholders had a different take on the company, complaining loudly about Trump Hotels' crummy stock performance.
Missouri Interested in Redeveloping Iowa Greyhound Park13 June 2003
News Brief: Missouri company has shown interest in redeveloping the closed Waterloo Greyhound Park as a casino and hotel.
British Columbia City Divided Over Casino13 June 2003
News Brief: When it comes to casinos, Langley, British Columbia, is a community divided.
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