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Company reviving Vegas’ Riviera wins control board OK

The Gaming Control Board has approved an application by the owners of Paragon Gaming to receive a percentage of gaming revenue generated at the Riviera, where the company took over operations last year.

Developer bids $90 million for Revel in Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Atlantic City’s Revel casino-hotel, which closed earlier this month after filing for bankruptcy, reached a deal to sell itself to a Florida developer for $90 million in cash, a fraction of the billions of dollars it cost to build.

New Jersey gaming chief says Vegas shows the way

ATLANTIC CITY — Struggling U.S. gaming markets must broaden their appeal or prepare to for the same fate as this troubled seaside community, New Jersey’s top gaming regular said Tuesday.

Boston casino license pick delayed

BOSTON — Massachusetts gambling regulators said Wednesday they will hold off on awarding the lone Boston-area casino license this week to give Wynn Resorts and Mohegan Sun time to respond to requirements the state wants to impose on the winning bidder.

New Jersey lets MGM keep half of Borgata casino

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — New Jersey casino regulators on Wednesday let MGM Resorts back into the Atlantic City casino market

Vegas marketing firm goes international

The Las Vegas marketing communication firm R&R Partners is going international with plans to open an office in Mexico City.

Is a defined benefit retirement plan right for you?

Like defined contribution plans, defined benefit plans are a tax-deductible (and tax-deferred) way to save for retirement. But unlike their defined contribution counterparts, which limit the total amount of contributions that can be made to no more than $46,000, defined benefit plans can allow you to contribute significantly more.

Bankrupt Trump Entertainment can stay in business

WILMINGTON, Del. — A Delaware bankruptcy judge is allowing a company that owns two Atlantic City casinos to continue operations. For now.