Trump, gambling will take the power? Trump, gamblingul la putere?
By Insider Donald Trump will be 69 years old on 14th of June and he is preparing to fight Hillary Clinton for the Presidency of the United States, which will be decided by the 538 members of the Electoral American College, on November 8th, this year. He was married 3 times, has 5 children, went through four bankruptcies – 1991, 2004, 2009 and 2014 and has an estimated fortune of $ 4, 5 billion according to Forbes. Trump...
Full House Resorts begins construction of new hotel at Rising Star Casino Resort Full House Resorts incepe constructia unui nou hotel la Rising Star Casino Resort
Full House Resorts announced that Rising Sun/Ohio County First, Inc. and the Rising Sun Regional Foundation, Inc. have begun construction on a new hotel with 104 rooms on land previously owned by the Company at its Rising Star Casino Resort. Construction is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2013. About Full House Resorts, Inc. Full House owns, develops and manages gaming facilities. The Company owns the Rising Star...
Tropicana Entertainment posts $20 million third-quarter profit Tropicana Entertainment declară un profit de 20 $milioane în trimestrul trei
Tropicana Entertainment LLC’s third-quarter profit was helped significantly by lower interest expenses, the Las Vegas-based gaming company said Wednesday. The company, which has casinos in Nevada, New Jersey, Louisiana, Indiana and Aruba, said it earned $20.8 million in the third quarter, up from $14.9 million in the same period last year. Interest expense dropped from $8.1 million to $3.6 million because of a new $175 million...
Illinois governor vetoes gambling-expansion billGuvernatorul din Illinois interzice prin veto legea expansiunii gamblingului
Reuters reports that Illinois Governor Pat Quinn vetoed a bill that would have expanded gambling and increased the number of casinos in the state, saying the measure fell short on ethical standards and oversight. According to Reuters, the governor said that the bill did not ban contributions from gaming licensees and casino managers to political campaigns, noting that several other states, including Massachusetts, New Jersey, Iowa and...
