Owners: Taj Mahal To Stay Open Throughout November
Trump Entertainment Resorts is dropping its threat to close Atlantic City's Taj Mahal casino on Nov. 13.
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Trump Entertainment Resorts is dropping its threat to close Atlantic City's Taj Mahal casino on Nov. 13.
Elected officials joined company executives at Harrah's to sign the last steel beam on the $125 million conference center which plans to start operation in August 2015.
A hearing is set for Thursday in Delaware in a dispute between Donald and Ivanka Trump and the casino company he once ran, over whether Atlantic City's struggling Taj Mahal casino can continue to use the Trump name.
The owners of the Trump Taj Mahal are fighting back against Donald Trump's bid to have his name removed from the struggling casino.
Casino workers were in shock after learning that a judge had granted a request by Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal to throw out their union contract.
New Jersey is moving ahead with plans to permit betting on sports in the state, but legal challenges could stall the rollout.
A federal bankruptcy court judge voided the labor contract at Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal casino, raising hopes that the gambling hall and its 3,000 jobs could be saved.
State lawmakers passed legislation Thursday that could allow legal sports betting in New Jersey to move forward.
Including Internet gambling revenue, which didn't exist a year ago, the casinos won $209.4 million in September, down from $240.2 million in September 2013.
A convicted murderer who police say killed his mother two days after being released from prison has told a judge that he's guilty and doesn't want a trial.
The bill is the latest in a years-long effort to authorize sports wagering, a push that still faces legal challenges. The state Senate passed the measure on Tuesday.
Trump Entertainment Resorts said it needs big union concessions and massive tax breaks from Atlantic City and New Jersey — both of which already have rejected the demand.
An Atlantic City man was arrested on Sunday for allegedly killing his mother.
No tax breaks and no elimination of workers' benefits may soon mean no more Taj Mahal Casino as union and elected leaders made their stance crystal clear Friday.
Both officers are expected to be arraigned on Wednesday in New York Superior Court.
The Florida developer who came up short in a bankruptcy court auction for the former Revel casino wants the judge to invalidate the result and hold a new sale.
The Trump name will be coming off the shuttered Trump Plaza casino in Atlantic City.
A hearing is set next week in federal bankruptcy court on whether to approve a $110 million bid to take over the closed Revel Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City.
A Canadian asset management company that won a bankruptcy court auction for the failed Revel casino hotel in Atlantic City plans to reopen it as a casino.
Crews battled a massive fire in Atlantic City overnight that damaged several buildings and displaced more than a dozen people just steps from the boardwalk and casinos.
Florida developer Glenn Straub, whose $90 million bid is the only publicly identified one, has asked a judge to delay an auction that resumed Tuesday until Thursday.
Billionaire Carl Icahn is considering spending $100 million to save the Trump Taj Mahal casino from closing.
Thousands will be on the Atlantic City boardwalk this weekend for the fall Wine Promenade.
A bankruptcy court auction for Revel, the failed luxury casino-hotel on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, will resume on Tuesday.
Tom Kean, New Jersey's Senate Republican leader, sent a letter Wednesday to Jon Hansen, who Gov. Chris Christie has tasked with coordinating efforts to help the resort.