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Gaming News Archives - Page 512696 Super Bowl MVP Faces Vegas Bad Check Charges30 October 2002
Former Dallas Cowboys player Larry Brown was released Monday from the Tarrant County Jail after agreeing to pay back nearly $44,000 in bad checks he is accused of writing at Las Vegas casinos.
Aussies Log Off30 October 2002
International News Brief: Internet use in Australia, one of the most connected countries in the world, has fallen for the first time accompanied by a warning that demand might have levelled
Analysis: Cash Flow Improves, Station Stock Jumps30 October 2002
Company watchers attributed the boost to cost-cutting initiatives and an improving outlook for the locals' gambling market in Las Vegas.
Topfer Leaving Board30 October 2002
Alliance Gaming Corp. of Las Vegas announced the retirement from its board of directors of Morton Topfer, effective Thursday.
Alderney Gambling Control Commission Issues Interactive Gaming Licence to Sky Bet30 October 2002
Bonne Terre Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of BSkyB Group plc has been awarded an Interactive Gaming Licence by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission.
Merrill Cuts Mandalay to 'Neutral'30 October 2002
News Brief: Merrill Lynch said it has cut its rating on Mandalay Resort Group to `neutral’ from `buy.’
Kerzner Reports Loss for Q330 October 2002
Kerzner recorded a net loss in the quarter of $0.4 million, compared to a net loss of $11.7 million for Q3 2001. On this basis, the company reported a net loss per share for the quarter of $0.02 compared to a net loss per share of $0.44 for the same period last year.
Global Cash Access Signs New Corporate Contract With Station Casinos30 October 2002
All 10 Station Casinos properties will continue to use the Global Cash Access’ systems.
Youbet.com Breaks Daily Record30 October 2002
On the day of the Breeders' Cup, Youbet handle increased 83%, and simultaneous users online increased 28% over the previous record holder, the 2002 Preakness.
Station Casinos Reports Revenues Down, Earnings Up30 October 2002
Station Casino reports net revenues were $194.5 million, a five percent decrease from net revenues for Q3 2001. EBITDA increased 16 percent to $55.1 million, compared to Q3 2001.
Venetian's Parent Reports Income, Revenue Jumps30 October 2002
The Venetian owner, Las Vegas Sands Inc., is setting records after dealing with the last year's post-terrorist attack trauma and years of construction costs.
Ameristar Casinos Reports Mixed Results30 October 2002
Ameristar reports net revenues of $187.3 million, an increase of $31.5 million, or 20.2 percent, over Q3 2001. Net income was $7.4 million, down $3.9 million, or 34.5 percent, compared last year.
Couple Leads Effort Against Wisconsin Casino Proposal30 October 2002
News Brief: A Wisconsin couple who opposes a local casino hopes to send a mailing to every registered voter before the Nov. 5 referendum on whether the city should pursue a gambling proposal from the Ho-Chunk Nation.
Energizer Sues Arizona Turf Paradise, American Greyhound Racing30 October 2002
Energizer Holdings has filed a lawsuit against the Coalition of Arizona Turf Paradise and American Greyhound Racing for trademark and copyright infringement, trademark dilution and unfair competition for using the Energizer Bunny in political advertisements.
Free College Tuition with Oklahoma Lottery Plan Draws Debate30 October 2002
News Brief: Some governor candidates say that a lottery could bring in enough funds to send every qualified Oklahoman to college or career tech tuition for free. This plan is not without its detractors.
Opinion: 'Stop Me Before I Eat Again, or I'll Sue You'30 October 2002
When some harm is done to us, the first recourse is a lawsuit. Fair enough. But now it seems that we would like to sue someone - anyone - when we do harm to ourselves.
Florida Racetracks Push for Legalized Video Gambling30 October 2002
News Brief: Florida's racetrack owners have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to the state's two main political parties this year, in hopes that the Legislature will legalize video gambling machines at parimutuel facilities around the state next year.
Ex-Casino Manager Files Civil Rights Lawsuit30 October 2002
News Brief: A former manager at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino has filed a civil-rights complaint against his former bosses, who fired him late last month.
Sources: Wynn Focused on Design Detail30 October 2002
Now that Steve Wynn's got the money he wanted to build Le Reve, insiders say the Strip developer is focusing on the planned $1.85 billion resort's final touches.
Rob Gillespie: The Baseball Season in Review29 October 2002
With the World Series now behind us, and NBA regular season starting today, I thought I would take a little break from talking about football and spend the next few weeks looking at baseball and basketball.
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