Atlantic City casinos

A bankruptcy court judge says she will approve an auction Sept. 24 for the closed $2.4 billion Revel Casino Hotel.

The end of August saw dwindling claims for unemployment in New Jersey and an overall improving trend in the job market, but that was right before the recent wave of casino closings.

A Florida developer has offered $90 million for the Revel Casino Hotel that shut down last week, lawyers for the resort said Wednesday in court documents.

New Jersey casino regulators are letting MGM Resorts back into the Atlantic City casino market.

The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is spearheading a career fair Sept. 10 to help hundreds of unemployed Atlantic City casino workers find new jobs.

Despite three casino closures in a matter of weeks, Atlantic City's mayor isn't too concerned with a potential spike in crime locally.

A series of rapid-fire developments that could go a long way toward determining the futures of two former Atlantic City casinos unfolded Friday.

Workers laid off by Revel and Showboat are facing an exceedingly tough job market, driving many to look for work outside of New Jersey.

Tuesday marks the end of the line for Revel Casino Hotel, Atlantic City's newest gaming hall. According to industry experts, the multibillion dollar project was doomed from the start.

The show is over for the Showboat Casino Hotel.