Industry News Archive Page 8

The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority was hoping it sunk a hole-in-one last week with the addition of the new Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug. Scooped up for $4 million, the deal closed just last week.

Voters gave table games both thumbs up and thumbs down last weekend. In an attempt to mitigate damage from a soon to be built slot machine casino in nearby Pittsburgh,

Ameristar is looking to grow bigger than an Iowa cornfield. Last week, the company announced a proposed approximately $100 million expansion project at the Company’s Council Bluffs property.

A forthcoming study prepared by the Harvard Medical School's Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA), based in Boston, and sponsored by Europe's leading online gambling firm...

Indian gaming is big business here in the United States. Numbers just released totaling up 2006 indicates that segment of the gaming industry raked in an amazing $25.1 billion. That’s an 11 percent increase from 2005.

The House of Representatives of Florida is poised to approve a proposal to expand the availability of video gambling machines, devices similar to slot machines, at dog and horse tracks throughout the state.

The owner of The Plaza hotel in New York announced plans Wednesday to buy the New Frontier hotel-casino and develop a $5 billion multi-use complex on what it called "the last available prime parcel on the Las Vegas Strip."

It looks as if Trump is going to get trumped as the company moves inexorably toward a sale. It was a rough week for The Donald as his NBC show The Apprentice was not put on the fall 2007 schedule and now the vultures are starting to circle around the hobbled...

Last year, Steve Wynn got himself into hot water with his dealers when he implemented a new tip splitting policy and now its coming back to haunt him.

The Pennsylvania gaming industry was set up not only with the goal of adding $1 billion a year to the state’s coffers; it also had the added responsibility of trying to reinvigorate the state’s flagging horse racing industry.