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Boyd Gaming will spend $1.45 billion to acquire the assets of Peninsula Gaming, giving the Las Vegas-based company a presence in Kansas, Iowa and a significant expansion in Louisiana, the company announced Wednesday.

Transaction expands Penn National’s presence in the St. Louis Gaming Market with established, Missouri-Based gaming facility.

NEWave is dramatically expanding its relationship with the Muscogee Creek Nation and will soon have its software solutions installed across the tribe's entire gaming enterprise.

While state and federal lawmakers inch along toward legalization of online gaming,the casino industry's large slot machine makers are already lining up for a piece of the potential action.

Before the economy tanked and the Strip's building boom went bust, the development of multibillion-dollar hotel-casino projects centered on Las Vegas. Now those resorts are being built elsewhere.

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Boyd is turning its online player rewards program into a game on its website.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (PRESS RELEASE) -- Leading software supplier to the gaming industry NEWave has almost two decades of experience in helping casinos increase efficiencies and guard against fines for non...

MGM Resorts International has abandoned a proposed casino site in Massachusetts but plans to look for another location in the western part of the state.

Agreement conditional on pact with horsemen, passage of pending legislation and racing commission and lottery commission approvals.

Land-based companies like Caesars Entertainment that once viewed online gambling as a threat are now lobbying for federal regulation of the industry.

The casino industry spent roughly $11.4 million over the past five years in lobbying Massachusetts lawmakers to approve casinos.

The Horseshoe Casino Cleveland was given permission by Ohio gaming regulators to open the week of May 14.

Boyd Gaming President and CEO Keith Smith said that Las Vegas has "been through the worst of it" and that the gaming industry will recover.

BMM Compliance was certified in January by the Ohio Casino Control Commission to test and certify gaming equipment destined for the up-and-coming Ohio casino market.