Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - The state of New Jersey is getting ever more involved with the day-to-day operation of the nation's second-largest gambling market.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Resorts Atlantic City is sending out notices to its workers warning them they could be laid off soon as the struggling casino prepares to change ownership.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - New Jersey moved closer Thursday to allowing smaller casinos in Atlantic City as a way to jump-start the nation's second-largest gambling market.
TRENTON, N.J. - A plan to rescue New Jersey's troubled horse racing industry that includes more Internet wagering and off-track betting parlors but does not include cutting into Atlantic City's market by installing slot machines at the tracks will be presented to Gov.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Mark Juliano, who guided Trump Entertainment Resorts out of its third Chapter 11 filing, is leaving the company.
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- Christie backs NJ oversight of AC casino district
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- AC back on in AC; 2 casinos back to normal
- Trump casinos emerge from 3rd bankruptcy
- NJ's Trump Plaza closes 'til AC restored
- APNewsBreak: Trump Plaza closing due to no AC
- No AC spoiling fun at 2 Atlantic City casinos
- 2 Atlantic City casinos have no AC
- Investors, Donald OK'd as owners of Trump casinos
- New owners approved for 3 Trump casinos in AC
- Atlantic City casino revenue takes a June swoon
- June swoon a bad sign for Atlantic City casinos
- NJ grants Borgata new 5-year license
- Feds approve NY tribe recognition
- Talks to resume between Spirit and striking pilots
- 'Free cocktails?' a dying call at casinos
- May casino revenues down 9 pct in Atlantic City
- East Coast casinos target Asian-American market
- Execs: East Coast casino market getting crowded
- Market could thin the herd of 11 AC casinos
- Plan for small Atlantic City, NJ, casinos advances
- Atlantic City casino revenue slide slows
- Atlantic City casino revenue slide leveling off
