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Inside Gaming: Pinnacle, Penn say there's no attraction
A gaming analyst believes it makes sense for financially flush Penn National Gaming to acquire rival regional casino operator Pinnacle Entertainment, a company in transition and being run by members of its board of directors following its chief executive's resignation a month ago.
Charles Town Votes On Table Games Referendum
If a referendum to allow table games at the Charles Town Races & Slots passes, it will still be at least six months before gamblers can play blackjack.
Restaurant owner quits Downtown panel
Columbus restaurateur Elizabeth Lessner has resigned from the Downtown Commission five months after being appointed.
Gaming stocks were sluggish in November as investors tried to judge the repercussions of third-quarter results and anticipate the effect the opening of CityCenter will have on the Strip.
Bidding War For Fountainebleau
A bidding war has emerged over who will take ownership over the bankrupt Fountainbleau Las Vegas casino.
Moody's may cut Argosy, Penn National ratings
Moody's Investors Service may downgrade ratings on Argosy Gaming and its potential suitor, Penn National Gaming Inc., following the companies' merger announcement Wednesday.
Divorcee Flaherty evidently not 'blessed' with patience
Brandie Herbst and H. Loy Anderson III mixed cocktails at Reef Road Rum Bar to kick off the March of Dimes 'Glitz' dinner dance.
Panel to review Kan. casino bids Eds: APNewsN ...
The Kansas Lottery will take steps next week to bring two casinos online in the state.
CityCenter raises stakes on the Vegas Strip
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Fresh off buying a bankrupt New Jersey casino and taking time off from telling other companies how to run their businesses, Carl Icahn is taking aim at gambling in Las Vegas.
Mergers and Acquisitions: Fight for Fontainebleau
Icahn tops Penn bid for property By HOWARD STUTZ and ARNOLD M. KNIGHTLY LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL PROJECT FACES FORECLOSURE LIEN A foreclosure lien representing more than $44 million and a dozen clients was filed Monday in district court against the bankrupt, unfinished Fontainebleau Las Vegas, and the equally bankrupt Lehman Bros.
Carl Icahn offers $141 million for Fontainebleau, outbids Penn National
Though close to finished, the Fontainebleau may cost another $1.5 billion to complete, on top of $1 billion already owed to lenders.
Mike Curtin commentary: City leaders can stop casino plan in its tracks
Tom and Mary Katzenmeyer looked forward to moving from suburbia to the carefully planned urban neighborhood of the Arena District.
NY Officials Discuss Aqueduct Casino Operator
Top state officials in New York are still discussing options for an operator of the long-delayed Aqueduct racetrack casino, but negotiators appear split on whether a final announcement needs to be a part of talks now underway to resolve the state's deficit.
Uncertain economy . Unfinished buildings. Unrealized expansion plans. Unyielding balance sheets .
Slot machines at the Hollywood Casino in Grantville, a Penn National Gaming Inc. property.
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, Penn National Gaming Inc.
Penn National Gaming Offers $102 million to Buy the Fontainebleau Las ...
Penn National Gaming Offers $102 million to Buy the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the Unfinished and Bankrupt Casino Hotel that Spent about $2 billion on Construction November 18, 2009 --Penn National Gaming will offer up to $102 million to buy the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, an unfinished and bankrupt casino hotel that spent about $2 billion on ...
Penn National's bid sets up auction for Fontainebleau
Though close to finished, the Fontainebleau may cost another $1.5 billion to complete, on top of $1 billion already owed to lenders.
Hundreds vote early on Charles Town table games
More than 300 people have already voted on whether to let the Charles Town Races & Slots put table games alongside its slot machines.
Crain's New York Business reported on Monday that the Big A sweepstakes is now a 2-horse race between Penn National and SL Green ; that according to a "source close to the process." Not sure how any such conclusions can be drawn at this particular time considering that the bidders were invited encouraged to submit revised financial proposals, with ...
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