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Lower threshold for casino winnings worries seniors

Peter Erickson worries a suggested move by the Internal Revenue Service to lower the reporting level for gambling winnings will change his casino habits.

New Jersey college sues Caesars over shuttered Showboat

A New Jersey college that bought the closed Showboat Atlantic City from Caesars Entertainment Corp. last year with plans to turn the shuttered casino into a college campus has sued the gaming company for $22 million in damages.

Concrete foundation started for Lucky Dragon boutique hotel

Builders started pouring the concrete foundation last week for Lucky Dragon, a nine-story, 201-room boutique hotel squeezed between the Golden Steer restaurant and the Allure condominium tower.

Proxy battles likely to roil gaming for years

A decade ago, activist hedge funds had $10 billion invested in proxy fights that sought to influence board of directors elections, switch out management, or change the financial direction of a business.

Bet Bar booms along with sports wagering in Spain

On game days for the Real Madrid soccer team, the area surrounding Estadio Santiago Bernabéu is an outdoor festival. Located near the city’s financial district, fans of the club gather with intense passion.

Teamsters halt pickets at SLS over organizing valet staff

The Teamsters Union said it was suspending a picket line at SLS Las Vegas but threatened to resume the protest if it can’t organize some 50 valet parking employees at the Strip resort.

Payments resume to some Caesars employees who lost out in bankruptcy

Caesars Entertainment Corp. is making payments to a portion of the company’s current and former employees who lost a combined $78.6 million in deferred compensation when the casino giant’s largest operating unit filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in January.

Casinos fight push to ban government credit cards

Gaming industry chief lobbyist Geoff Freeman warned Thursday against restricting the use of federal government credit cards in casinos, calling the idea an overreaction to an audit that found thousands of questionable transactions.

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