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The gambling equipment maker is being bought by rival Scientific Games Corp. in a deal worth $5.1 billion, including debt.

The 3.6% drop in revenue is a result of high rollers staying away from the gambling district, as Beijing continues to work to end corruption in the region.

In this June 6, 2007 file photo, Bally Technologies slot machines are showcased at the Palms hotel-casino in Las Vegas.

Scientific Games Corp, which makes slot machines for casinos, will buy larger rival Bally Technologies Inc for about $3.27 billion.

The closing and prospective shuttering of several Atlantic City casinos legally can't influence the gaming board's still-pending decision on the granting of a second Philadelphia casino license.

Thousands of community pharmacists and other industry stakeholders have converged on Las Vegas for ThoughtSpot 2014, the annual trade show of AmerisourceBergen Corp. and its Good Neighbor Pharmacy network.

Jennifer Ramos of Stafford County, an office manager at a dental practice, credits her mother for winning $150,000 in the Virginia Lottery.

Lakeland woman wins Miss Hooters International A Lakeland fitness model has won the 2014 Miss Hooters International title.

Friday the 13th was a mega lucky day for Kelsey Zachow. But for 11 days, the 24-year-old Port Huron woman didn't know she had the winning $66 million Mega Millions lottery ticket, purchased June 13 at Sonny's Mart in Mt.

Ohio State Fair races for two and three-year olds in their respective divisions will be contested on Friday and Saturday .

Slot machine maker Multimedia Games, Inc. suffered a decline in profits during the third quarter despite a slight revenue increase.

The Company's revenues for the second quarter of 2014 were for the second quarter of last year.

Bargain hunters are wise to pay careful attention to insider buying, because although there are many various reasons for an insider to sell a stock, presumably the only reason they would use their hard-earned cash to make a purchase, is that they expect to make money.

Scott Carmitchell of Kansas had himself a helluva time in Las Vegas last weekend, with a $400 hotel room at the Hard Rock Hotel, a Caesars Palace shopping spree, a bag of weed and a quartet of hookers helping to keep his spirits high.

House Speaker Greg Stumbo said Wednesday that it's not appropriate for the state to provide tax incentives for a Noah's Ark theme park in Grant County.

While Sioux City has enjoyed riverboat gambling for more than 21-years, the process of bringing a boat to Sioux City became a long, draw-out battle for the non-profit group that sponsored the boat, and city leaders who wanted to promote tourism.

Democratic Speaker of the House Greg Stumbo on Wednesday questioned the constitutionality of state incentives for a Noah's Ark tourist attraction in Grant County.

The annual eventknown as Global Gaming Expo takes placesSeptember 30to October 2at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in "We're thrilled to bring together an impressive group of industry leaders who have helped to lead the growth of our industry into the economic engine it is today," saidGeoff Freeman, president and CEO of the AGA.

Multimedia Games Holding Company Inc. shares plunged 13 percent Wednesday, down $3.47 to $24.07 in late-day trading, after the company missed analysts' earnings expectations in the third quarter.

Spending on K Street through the first half of this year is barely lower than it was last year - perhaps an early sign that the lobbying industry is coming out of its slide.