Moody's projects stability for U.S. gaming industry
- Dec 30, 2010
Moody's Investors Service has increased its expectations for the U.S. gaming industry, issuing a stable outlook while projecting revenues will grow 1 to 2 percent.
Read More . . .Moody's Investors Service has increased its expectations for the U.S. gaming industry, issuing a stable outlook while projecting revenues will grow 1 to 2 percent.
Read More . . .Senator Harry Reid may have tipped his hand too early to get federal online gambling laws changed, but that does not mean that Nevada casinos will be left out in the cold.
Read More . . .It is estimated that anywhere from 10 to 15 million Americans play poker for money online in spite of the fact the activity falls under the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act.
Read More . . .Two brothers who admitted to violating the 2006 probation they received for heading a multi-million dollar illegal sports betting ring have been released from jail.
Read More . . .The sentence for a third man involved in the international online betting firm BetOnSports leaves just one figure in the case unresolved.
Read More . . .Several states are toying with legislation to allow online betting and casino games within their borders, but West Virginia is not yet among them.
Read More . . .Gov. Chris Christie says the New Jersey Legislature could "give Atlantic City a Christmas present" by reaching agreement on changes designed to revive the nation's second-largest gambling market.
Read More . . .PartyGaming founder Anurag Dikshit has avoided a prison sentence, despite pleading guilty to internet gambling charges under the Federal Wire Act in 2008.
Read More . . .A faltered deal to fund the federal government is also likely the end of the line for a bid to legalize online poker.
Read More . . .A judge said Tuesday he will decide before the end of the year whether bets on previously run horse races are legal, which could open the door to new electronic gambling.
Read More . . .New Jersey voters will be able to decide next year whether they want to legally bet on sports games as a result of action taken today by the state Legislature.
Read More . . .New Jersey lawmakers are set to vote today on far-reaching changes to the way people can gamble.
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