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New Hampshire Senate takes up gambling bill
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) – New Hampshire lawmakers are once again considering allowing casino gambling, but the effort hasn’t gained much... more
Philippine Senate resumes probe into money laundering case
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A Philippine Senate committee has resumed its inquiry into how $81 million stolen by hackers from the U.S.... more
IGT beats Street 4Q forecasts
LAS VEGAS (AP) _ International Game Technology (IGT) on Thursday reported fourth-quarter profit of $73.5 million. The Las Vegas-based... more
New legislation would end dog racing in Arizona
PHOENIX (AP) – A proposal that emerged Wednesday in the Legislature would end dog racing in Arizona at the end of 2016 but allow the... more
PokerStars begins test play in New Jersey
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — The world’s largest Internet poker company is starting a trial period of operating in New Jersey. The New... more
Navy warns sailors of consequences of March Madness gambling
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Navy officials are reminding sailors not to participate in March Madness gambling in the workplace. The Virginian-Pilot... more
Pinnacle shareholders approve sale-leaseback plan casinos
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Shareholders of Pinnacle Entertainment, which owns four casinos in Louisiana, have a deal to sell the... more
Vegas dialing back Elvis
LAS VEGAS – For decades, Las Vegas has loved Elvis Presley tender – and loved him true – but the King’s presence in... more
NCAA tourney brings out the sports betters in us all via office pools
As the hours tick down to the start of the NCAA Tournament, people across the country are poring over statistics and studying matchups and... more
Culinary Union Plans Protest Outside Palms
Nevada’s largest labor group is expected to protest outside of the Palms Casino Resort in support of an effort to unionize workers.... more
