Penn National Gaming News

Today's collapse of the huge $6.1 billion deal between Penn National and a handful of private equity firms is the latest in a round of bad news for gaming stocks.

Penn National Gaming has squashed its $6.1 billion sale to two private equity firms, the New York Times reports.

Fortress Investment Group FIG reworked a deal with Penn National Gaming PENN Thursday, as financial stocks ticked up slightly ahead of the holiday weekend.

U.S. Stock Indexes closed mixed today on expected unemployment numbers and falling oil prices.

The European Central Bank, worried about rising inflation and inflation expectations, lifted its key rate by a quarter-point to 4.25%, as expected.

Wall Street started an abbreviated session on the right foot Thursday, despite the U.S. Labor Department's monthly jobs report, which showed American nonfarm payrolls shrank for a sixth straight month.

As reported by the Baltimore Sun: "A national casino operator from Pennsylvania is close to securing an option to purchase Cecil County property near Interstate 95 for use as a slot machine gambling venue if ...

Berks County-based Penn National Gaming and PNG Acquisition have terminated their merger agreement for Penn National to be acquired by PNG.

This week, we've seen two major buyout deals come undone: the $6.1 transaction for Penn National Gaming Inc.

Penn National Gaming had a record-breaking day for the grand opening of its new Hollywood Slots casino in Bangor.

Penn National Gaming is looking to acquire property for a slot machine parlor in Cecil County, even though the gambling industry is discovering it is subject to economic downturns like any other business.

Penn National Gaming, Inc., parent company of Empress Casino Joliet, announced today that the company and PNG Acquisition Company Inc., have agreed to terminate the proposed merger agreement, according to a ...

Penn National Gaming Inc. said Fortress Investment Group LLC and Centerbridge Partners LP scrapped their $6.1 billion plan to buy the racetrack and casino company as the credit markets collapsed.

A leading casino operator could become a player in Maryland's slot machine debate.

A Pennsylvania-based casino and racetrack company may finally get its wish to plant its feet in Atlantic City soil.

Three years after John Miller sold his restaurant to Hollywood Slots, he's now ready to buy it back.

Top, Nancy Seitz grew up in Oxford in Sumner County. Now she’s trying to build community support for a casino in Mulvane.

The slots parlor that set up shop nearly three years ago in a converted restaurant begins its move up the street to grander quarters this weekend as one of the state's largest development projects in recent ...

Penn National Gaming Inc. on Thursday said the Illinois Gaming Board has approved its pending acquisition by a group led by two investment companies.

BAXTER SPRINGS, Kan. - The Baxter Springs City Council has approved a resolution supporting Penn National Gaming's plan for a phased-in approach to a casino in Cherokee County.