Peter Carlino resigned from the board of directors Tuesday, and the change will go into effect June 12, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing from Penn National. The SEC filing from Penn National said Carlino didn’t resign from “any dispute or disagreement.
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Las Vegas Sands Corp. announced Friday that it closed the $1.3 billion sale of its Sands Bethlehem property in Pennsylvania.
Wind Creek Hospitality received approval from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Wednesday to purchase Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
After more than 20 companies have expressed interest in leaving NV Energy, the utility seems to be stemming the tide of departures.
Advancing technology in slot machines is paving the way for a better, more immersive experience for players — one that draws a wider variety of demographics, and keeps them in their seat at the slots longer, industry insiders say.
The ringleader of a group that scammed the Bellagio out of an estimated $1.2 million through craps has been the 36th person placed on the “black book,” Nevada’s list of excluded persons.
With licensing approval, GVC joins a growing list of British sportswagering companies entering U.S. markets.
The National Labor Relations Board order found the Palms had refused to recognize and bargain with the Culinary and Bartenders unions.
Caesars Entertainment Inc. plans to launch an experiential casino space at The Linq, complete with holograms, interactive art exhibits and virtual reality bays.
Gaming industry analysts are speculating how and why Wynn Resorts Ltd. would sell Encore Boston Harbor to MGM Resorts International — and what the price tag would be.
The LVGEA’s 2019 Community Survey reported a dip in the number of respondents who avoid Las Vegas Strip services and casinos that charge for parking compared to last year.
Five of six CEOs at Las Vegas’ largest gaming companies saw their pay decline in 2018.
Caesars is teaming up with ESPN to create sports betting content, including its new show, the Daily Wager.
The Las Vegas-based company said its revenue was up 12.6 percent and its net loss was down 99 percent in the first quarter of 2019.
The Las Vegas-based company has invested $38 million on The Strat renovations, and has an additional $39 million budgeted for renovations throughout the end of the year.