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Developer Bart Blatstein, one of the remaining applicants for Philadelphia's second casino license, says this week's withdrawal of Wynn's application removes what Blatstein calls a "distraction."
There were four contest winners: a rabbit, a cat, and two dogs.
Casino revenues in Atlantic City were up last month, although the numbers could be seen by some as a little misleading.
The Justice Department reached an agreement to allow merger of US Airways and American Airlines.
Six months after exiting bankruptcy court, Atlantic City's newest casino may be up for sale — or headed back to bankruptcy.
Lauren DeBruicker has just been elected to head the board of directors of Inglis, making her the first board chair in its 136-year history who is a wheelchair user.
Dozens of non-profit groups that form 'The Circuit Coalition' are trying to make the case that the regional trail network is a worthy investment. The just expired Penn Foundation grant funded 40 different projects.
There are reasons people decide not to leave cash to the adult kids. Parents are living longer and more actively, health care costs are skyrocketing and there's that great charity that could do a lot of good with the money.
One of America's low cost airlines is expanding service at the New Castle County Airport in Delaware.
State representative Brendan Boyle has heard that if owner Mondelez International stays, it would consider expanding, and adding even more jobs.
The Atlantic Club, the old Hilton, tried to lure in locals with lower-priced table games, economical food, and entertainment. Even free parking.
Officials say they're signs of appreciation.
These ladies are considered ambassadors of the baseball organization and need to be skilled in handling themselves at charitable events as well as on the field at Citizens Bank Park.
It's half school bus, half prison cell.
The calendar this year has retailers concerned: with Thanksgiving falling as late as it can, there are as few shopping days as possible between turkey day and Christmas.
