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Chanos Comments About Macau Don’t Slander Wynn, Judge Says
(Bloomberg) — Hedge fund manager Jim Chanos, who has shorted Macau casino operators, can’t be sued by Steve Wynn for saying he’s... more
Pueblo, feds appealing ruling on gambling compact
SANTA FE (AP) – The federal government and a northern New Mexico tribe are appealing a judge’s ruling in the tribe’s dispute with the state... more
Magistrate hears more about FBI ruse case in Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) – A federal judge heard more Tuesday about an FBI ruse used to arrest a Malaysian businessman, his son and six others... more
NM racing panel concerned with enforcement backlog
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – Regulators who oversee New Mexico’s horse racing industry said Tuesday they are grappling with a... more
North Dakota lottery sales down $903,000 in last fiscal year
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – Gambling fatigue and smaller jackpots led to a $903,000 decrease in lottery ticket sales in North Dakota during... more
CEO asks Icahn to keep Taj Mahal open
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) – The CEO of Trump Entertainment Resorts asked billionaire Carl Icahn on Tuesday to keep the Taj Mahal open... more
FBI agent grilled on Caesars gambling case search
LAS VEGAS (AP) – An FBI agent was grilled Monday in federal court about whether investigators intentionally deceived a judge to... more
New lottery game suspended after low tickets sales
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – A new multi-state lottery game aimed at doling out more $1 million prizes is being suspended after just two... more
Casino union defies deadline in Taj Mahal showdown
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) – A casino workers union in Atlantic City defied a company-imposed deadline Monday to withdraw its appeal of... more
FBI’s Boston office warns of corruption in casino industry
BOSTON (AP) – The head of the FBI’s Boston office said Monday he’s concerned the expansion of casino gambling might lead... more
