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IGT declares dividend on eve of shareholders meeting

On the eve of a contested shareholders meeting, slot machine manufacturer International Game Technology announced an 8 cents per share dividend for stockholders that is payable in a month.

Las Vegas Sands disputes reports of federal law violation

Las Vegas Sands Corp. called media accounts of the company’s self-reporting that it may have violated federal law that bans the bribing of foreign public officials “misleading and sensationalistic.”

Genting buys Echelon for $2 billion Resorts World Las Vegas

Malaysia-based Genting Group today will announce acquisition of the Echelon site on the Strip and outline plans to build a $2 billion hotel-casino complex on the 87-acre develop­ment halted by the onset of the recession almost five years ago.

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Judge deals setback to N.J.’s sports gambling effort

NEWARK, N.J. — Gov. Chris Christie indicated Friday he would appeal a judge’s decision upholding a ban on sports gambling in New Jersey, a ruling that dealt a setback to the state’s efforts to save its struggling casino industry by tapping into a multibillion-dollar market.

MGM Resorts to partner with arena builder on 20,000-seat Strip project

The Las Vegas arena race drew a new deep-pocketed private competitor Friday when MGM Resorts International said it will partner with a powerhouse arena builder and break ground late this year for a new 20,000-seat arena on the Strip without a nickel of public money.

Macau gaming revenues hit $3.4 billion in February

Macau casinos collected $3.4 billion in gaming revenues during February, a 12 percent increase compared with a year ago, according to figures released Friday by the Macau Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau.

Web gaming bills help ignite some gaming stocks

Approval of Internet gaming bills in Nevada and New Jersey less than a week apart helped fuel investors’ interest in the gaming industry during the last half of February.

Boyd sells Florida jai alai facility for $65.5 million

Boyd Gaming Corp. agreed to sell its south Florida jai alai facility Thursday for $65.5 million in an all-cash deal with Dania Entertainment, but the company hasn’t given up on owning and operating a casino in the regional market.

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