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Online Casino News for Friday - February 13, 2004

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Casino to Compensate Sub-Contractors - 2004-02-13
Sub-contractors who were employed and helped with the construction on the Chukchansi Casino will soon get compensation.
The Chukchansi tribe and cascade entertainment have agreed to pay over $17 million to the subcontractors.

Last year, Walton Construction issued an $8 million suit against the casino.
Read the full story at KFSN Fresno
 
Trump seeks to sell resort stakes - 2004-02-13
Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts reported yesterday it was discussing the possibility of selling a $400 million majority stake to a subsidiary of Credit Suisse First Boston.

Donald Trump stated that the agreement would lead to substantial new investment in his three Atlantic City casinos -- Trump Plaza, Trump Marina and Trump Taj Mahal. However, some analysts were concerned whether the company's debt-holders would sign off on such an agreement.
Read the full story at Star Ledger
 







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