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ALBANY, N.Y.-- Closed-door negotiations to expand casinos in New York call for five upstate casinos, including up to three in the Catskills and two video slot machine sites on Long Island, according to the bill released Thursday by Senate Republicans.
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Less than a year after opening, Atlantic City's newest casino and resort, Revel, has found itself headed to bankruptcy court.
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Chinese authorities said they had shut down a cashless casino bar in the resort island of Hainan on Tuesday, two days after a Reuters report drew attention to it.
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Owned by art, film and real estate mogul Zhang Baoquan, Tree Resort World on Sanya Bay bar marks the Chinese government's first tacit approval of a gaming concept outside of Macau.
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Las Vegas is rolling out the red carpet for travelers from China, with CNBC's Jane Wells. Daniel Rosen, Rhodium Group Partner, says the "Chinese never stop doing business," and discusses how to capitalize on the country's growth.
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RGC Economics predicts nearly 4,000 Chinese nationals will come to Sin City for Year of the Snake celebrations. Some will spend up to $100,000 on the trip.
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Guests at one New Jersey casino will be the first in the U.S. to place bets with the click of their television remote controls.
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Feb 11- Guests at one New Jersey casino will be the first in the United States to place bets with the click of their television remote controls, as gambling gets ever closer to going online in the state.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie may have vetoed a bill that would legalize online gambling in the state, but he laid out a clear path to its eventual APPROVAL.
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Discussing the state of online gambling and more, with the "Power Lunch" crew.
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MADRID, Feb 8- A sprawling gambling resort near Spain's capital is due to create thousands of much-needed jobs when it opens in 2017, but opponents question the economic benefits and fear it could encourage crime.
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Macau gambling stocks such as Sands China and Galaxy Entertainment Group fell on Wednesday after a media report said Beijing may crack down on junket operators that bring in Chinese VIP high-rollers, arrange credit and collect debts.
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Beyond wagering on traditional point spreads, gamblers these days can choose to put money down on hundreds of obscure and sometimes ridiculous bets listed on sportsbooks for the Super Bowl.
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NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports the latest details on the cyanide poisoning of the million dollar lottery winner.
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Municipal bond investor Alexandra Lebenthal started a series of women-only poker nights, proving that mastering the poker face is good for business.
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Authorities have uncovered new information in the murder case of a millionaire lottery winner, with CNBC's Robert Frank.
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Strong sales in Las Vegas, an upcoming project in Macau and online gaming appear positive for MGM Resorts, says CEO James Murren.
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MGM will build a second casino in Macau, and the casino's shares are up about 23 percent since the plans to build were announced in October, with Jim Murren, MGM and the Fast Money traders.
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A $2.5 billion Macau casino planned by MGM China, the Chinese arm of U.S. gambling giant MGM Resorts International, received government approval on Wednesday, sending shares of MGM China to an 18-month high.
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HONG KONG, Jan 9- A $2.5 billion Macau casino planned by MGM China, the Chinese arm of U.S. gambling giant MGM Resorts International, received government approval on Wednesday, sending shares of MGM China to an 18- month high.
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HONG KONG, Jan 9- A new $2.5 billion Macau casino planned by MGM China, the Chinese arm of U.S. gambling giant MGM Resorts, received a boost on Wednesday after the government formally approved the project in its official gazette.