 | With the Las Vegas gaming market in recovery mode, only three big development projects are slated to take flight in 2013. And Caesars is responsible for two of them.
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A survey by Atlanta-based Protect Your Bubble rental car insurance revealed that rental car drivers feel most at risk in New York City, followed by Los Angeles, Boston, Las Vegas and San Francisco.
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Universal is accusing Wynn of libel over allegations of improper payments. Wynn Resorts says the libel suit is "baseless."
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Leroy's Horse and Sports Place has admitted to taking unauthorized Kentucky Derby wagers and has agreed to pay a $25,815 fine. The settlement must be approved by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
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Eric Eberhart gets the nod to lead the observation wheel project. The observation wheel is the centerpiece of Caesars' $550 million Linq development.
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MGM Resorts is planning an $800 million casino in Springfield's south side. Penn National wants to build an $807 million casino in the city's north end.
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In an SEC filing last week, Wynn Resorts said it plans on holding to a special meeting to kick Okada off of the company's board. Two-thirds of Wynn Resorts' shareholders need to approve the move.
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Gaming expert Howard Stutz looks at the economic problems facing Atlantic City and wonders if it can survive.
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Penn National Gaming has transmitted non-refundable application fees of $250,000 to the City of Springfield and $400,000 to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in its bid to acquire a Massachusetts gaming license.
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John Grochowski: 
