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Gaming News Archives - Page 4953Park Place Fined for Currency Violations30 April 2003
Park Place Entertainment has agreed to pay a fine of $75,000 to settle a complaint by the Nevada Gaming Control Board that employees deliberately avoided filing required financial information with the federal government.
Casino Opens in Antigua30 April 2003
International News Brief: Antigua & Barbuda now boasts a Las Vegas type casino, the Grand Princess Casino and Sports Book.
Six-Hour Aussie Pokies Shutdown30 April 2003
International News Brief: All poker machines in New South Wales will be shut down for six hours a day from tomorrow, NSW Gaming and Racing Minister Grant McBride said.
Another Iowa County Wants Gambling30 April 2003
News Brief: Palo Alto County is eyeing riverboat gambling.
Ex-Investigator Enters Gambling Plea30 April 2003
News Brief: A former Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office investigator charged with running a bookmaking operation pleaded guilty Tuesday in a deal that bars him from any future public employment.
Utah Online Gambling Block Debated30 April 2003
News Brief: The head of a major online casino told Congress on that bettors from Utah could be successfully blocked from gambling at Internet casinos, while a Justice Department official expressed skepticism over the effectiveness of the barriers.
Another California Tribal Casino Proposed30 April 2003
News Brief: Another American-Indian tribe is planning to build a casino in northern California, this one off Highway 49 in Amador County, a drive-in feeder market for South Lake Tahoe.
Sportingbet Turns Down Bid30 April 2003
International News Brief: Sportingbet, the online bookmaker targeted by Evil Knievil, the bear raider, admitted yesterday that it had received an approach, but poured cold water on hopes of a knockout bid.
Indiana Casino Bill Signed30 April 2003
News Brief: Flanked by legislators and resident lobbyists dressed in their usual bright orange T-shirts, Gov. Frank O'Bannon on Tuesday signed the bill giving Orange County the right to have a casino.
Gaming Control Board: New Cash Report Mix-Up30 April 2003
The Nevada Gaming Control Board chairman Tuesday confirmed his agency is investigating a second local gaming company - this time Station Casinos - for failing to file anti-money laundering reports with the federal government.
Nevada Gold & Casinos Hosts Analyst Day30 April 2003
Nevada Gold & Casinos is hosting an analyst day, which will include an overview and tour of the River Rock Casino in Alexander Valley, California.
Nevada Gold & Casinos Hosts Analyst Day30 April 2003
Nevada Gold & Casinos is hosting an analyst day, which will include an overview and tour of the River Rock Casino in Alexander Valley, California.
Saipan Casino Proposed30 April 2003
International News Brief: An initiative to allow casino gaming on Saipan to help revitalize the economy has been proposed by the Saipan Mayor's Office and a group of local citizens that aims to strengthen business opportunities for local people.
Casino City Press Offers Free Listings in 2003 Gaming Business Directory30 April 2003
Casino City Press is offering free company listings in the Summer 2003 Gaming Business Directory to all gaming industry suppliers and vendors who submit their listings prior to May 8, 2003.
Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Loss Grows30 April 2003
Consolidated net loss for Q1 was $24.0 million, or $1.09 per share net of minority interest of $5.1 million, compared to a net loss of $4.6 million, or $0.21 per share net of minority interest of $2.6 million, for Q1 2002.
Station Casinos Reports Q1 Results30 April 2003
Station Casinos reports net revenues for Q1 were approximately $199.6 million, down one percent from net revenues for the prior year's quarter. EBITDA for the quarter was $66.2 million, an increase of four percent compared to Q1 2002.
Kerzner Reports Flat Results30 April 2003
Kerzner International reports recurring net income for Q1 of $32.0 million as compared to $31.8 million for 2002. On this basis, net income per share for the quarter was $1.12, in line with the same period last year.
Ameristar Reports Strong Q1 Results30 April 2003
Ameristar reports record net revenues of $188.5 million for Q1 2003, an increase of $25.7 million, or 15.8%, over Q1 2002.
WMS Industries Reports Loss30 April 2003
WMS Industries reported a net loss of $1.9 million, or $0.06 per diluted share, for the Q3 2003.
Atlantic City Minorities Stall in Low-Paying Casino Service Jobs29 April 2003
News Brief: Minorities in this region work largely in lower-paying service and retail jobs and have not moved up in the casino economy, newly released 2000 Census data show.
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