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Feds: Current, former NYPD officers among 12 charged in criminal conspiracyupdated: Tue Oct 25 2011 18:19:00

Five active and three retired officers of the New York Police Department are among 12 people charged Tuesday with conspiring to transport and distribute firearms and stolen goods, according to federal authorities.

Hurricane Irene brings event cancellations, closuresupdated: Fri Aug 26 2011 22:18:00

As Hurricane Irene got closer to the United States on Friday, event organizers were making calls on weekend events. Here is a partial list of some of the cancellations, closures or postponements. The list is not intended to be comprehensive.

Atlantic City killings could be linked to othersupdated: Sun Jul 31 2011 08:32:00

It all began with a strange 9-1-1 phone call one November night in 2006.

Link between unsolved murders?updated: Sun Jul 31 2011 08:32:00

Kaj Larsen explores a possible link between unsolved murders in Atlantic City and Long Island.

Lost treasure awaits beach 'detectorists'updated: Fri Jun 17 2011 08:06:00

Most people heading to the seashore bring along sunscreen, colorful towels and a big umbrella. For others, the ultimate beach accessory is a metal detector.

Man describes seeing victim aliveupdated: Thu Apr 14 2011 15:43:00

CNN's Allan Chernoff talks to a man who says he saw Shannan Gilbert alive when she came pounding on his door for help.

Police hack through brush on NY beach in possible serial killer caseupdated: Thu Apr 14 2011 15:43:00

Police and FBI agents finished searching 18 "spots of interest" in Long Island, New York on Thursday without uncovering additional evidence in their investigation of a possible serial killer.

People.com: Jersey Shore's Vinny Goes Clubbing … with His Grandma!updated: Wed Jan 26 2011 12:13:00

• This wasn't his usual party crew! Jersey Shore's Vinny Guadagnino made it a family affair while partying at Dusk Nightclub in Atlantic City. The reality star brought his grandmother, parents, aunts, uncles and cousins for a night of drinking and dancing. "The family came because it was his first time hosting a nightclub and they wanted to be there," a source tells us. And they partied all night - sticking around until 3 a.m.

SI.com: Josh Gross: Looking back at a decade covering an outlaw sportupdated: Fri Apr 30 2010 18:07:00

Let me start by saying something my friends and family already know: I'm generally awful at being sentimental. But in trying to sort through a decade of covering mixed martial arts -- April 2010 marks my 10-year anniversary reporting on this rags-to-riches tale -- it occurred to me, if there was ever a period worth getting reflective about, it's this one.

Heavy rain, winds cause outages in Northeast, mid-Atlanticupdated: Sun Mar 14 2010 08:38:00

Heavy rains and hurricane-force winds that surpassed 70 miles per hour in places toppled trees, left more than half a million people without power, and suspended travel throughout much of the Northeast and mid-Atlantic region Saturday night.

Wind, rain pound New Yorkupdated: Sun Mar 14 2010 08:38:00

Severe weather whipped up problems across New York on Saturday. WABC reports.

'A lot of digging out to do'updated: Thu Feb 11 2010 18:33:00

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says the state has "a lot of digging out to do" after record snowfall.

Mid-Atlantic storms leave trail of fallen roofs, power linesupdated: Thu Feb 11 2010 18:33:00

The living quarters of a fire station in Maryland exploded and burned Thursday after its snow-laden roof collapsed in the wake of the pair of record-setting snowstorms that howled through the mid-Atlantic region in the past week, state police said.

Pittsburgh calls for backupupdated: Wed Feb 10 2010 21:58:00

The National Guard has been called in to help snow-bound residents in Pittsburgh.

SI.com: Seth Davis: Florida's clearly a tourney team; MSU just needs to get healthyupdated: Mon Nov 30 2009 18:43:00

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -- We'll lead off my Monday Hoop Thoughts with my take on the quartet of teams that were assembled in Atlantic City last weekend for the Legends Classic. I did color commentary on those games for HDNet, so I had a great seat for the games as well as the shootarounds. I also got to spend some quality time with the coaching staffs.

People.com: DJ AM's Final Days: Upset Over a Breakupupdated: Sat Aug 29 2009 22:06:00

Though he worked Vegas and Atlantic City, he kept to himself after a romantic split

Bomb testing lab strengthens aviation securityupdated: Thu Jul 30 2009 04:43:00

In Atlantic City, New Jersey, a bomb maker pieces together an improvised explosive device that looks like an innocuous stack of DVDs. But this bomb maker isn't a terrorist. He is a U.S. government employee trying to beat terrorists at their own game.

Exploding suitcasesupdated: Thu Jul 30 2009 04:43:00

CNN's Jeanne Meserve takes us inside the Transportation Security Lab where scientists test explosives.

Energy-gobbling city home to biggest solar roofupdated: Fri Mar 06 2009 10:09:00

With its energy-gobbling casinos, Atlantic City, New Jersey, isn't exactly known as a city that conserves electricity. Its motto: "Always turned on."

CNNMoney: Casinos crap outupdated: Tue Feb 17 2009 13:47:00

It looks like the house doesn't always win, after all.

CNNMoney: Trump casino group in bankruptcyupdated: Tue Feb 17 2009 11:05:00

Trump Entertainment Resorts, the casino operating group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to court documents filed Tuesday in Camden, N.J.

SI.com: Jeff Pearlman: Growing old and rooting for aging stars to keep on playingupdated: Fri Feb 13 2009 14:15:00

Brett Favre is finally retiring, which means millions of New Yorkers are dancing in the streets and 501 New Yorkers are heartbroken.

Time.com: Atlantic City to Have 7-Day Smoking Banupdated: Fri Oct 10 2008 12:00:00

Atlantic City gambling floors will go smoke-free for seven days before allowing visitors to light up again because the city can't legally stop a smoking ban from taking effect

People.com: Couples Watch: Paris & Benji, Heidi & Spencer ...updated: Mon Sep 29 2008 10:51:00

• Paris Hilton – in vintage threads and carrying a handbag from her own line – and Benji Madden, appearing to be inseparable at club mur.mur at the Borgata Casino & Spa in Atlantic City. And the staff there was nearly as doting as her boyfriend: The waiters and security guards wore "Paris for President" pins.

Ex-Atlantic City mayor gets probation, fine for fraudupdated: Fri Jul 25 2008 14:26:00

Former Atlantic City Mayor Robert Levy was sentenced to three years probation and fined $5,000 Friday after pleading guilty in November 2007 to defrauding the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

People.com: Joe Jonas 'Doing Great' After Minor Spillupdated: Mon Jan 07 2008 09:43:00

The Jonas Brothers' Joe Jonas landed in the emergency room Saturday night after taking a small spill following a show in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City mayor pleads guilty to cheating Veterans Departmentupdated: Thu Nov 01 2007 22:18:00

The former mayor of Atlantic City pleaded guilty Thursday to defrauding the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs out of nearly $25,000 for false claims about his military service during the Vietnam War, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in New Jersey.

New Jersey mayor MIAupdated: Wed Oct 10 2007 11:20:00

Atlantic City's embattled mayor has been absent from his post since late September. CNN's Brian Todd reports.

Lawyer says missing mayor under investigation, has resignedupdated: Wed Oct 10 2007 11:20:00

The mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey, who is the target of a federal investigation into his military disability payments, has resigned after being missing from work for two weeks, his attorney said Wednesday.

SI.com: Nick Hardwick's ultimate playlistupdated: Mon Oct 01 2007 01:12:00

Chargers center Nick Hardwick was named the backup for the AFC squad in the 2007 Pro Bowl. The 26-year-old is in his third season with San Diego.

Fortune: Losing the 'auto' in United Auto Workersupdated: Wed Sep 12 2007 08:48:00

"All these yeses - sounds like my bedroom," a union guy whispers in my ear. Yuk-yuk. The setting is a crowded hotel meeting room at the Tropicana Casino & Resort in Atlantic City. It's past midnight on the last Saturday in August. I'm here with dozens of increasingly confident union supporters and several dour company officials as a blue-suited woman from the National Labor Relations Board unfolds ballots one by one and counts the votes: "Yes. Yes. Yes."

CNNMoney: Trump buyout fizzles, shares sinkupdated: Sun Jul 01 2007 22:37:00

Casino operator Trump Entertainment Resorts said Monday it did not reach a deal with potential acquirers and has ended discussions to sell itself, sending its shares down 14 percent.

Police: Pickup, driver sought in Corzine crash foundupdated: Sat Apr 14 2007 16:42:00

The driver of the pickup that may have been involved in the crash that critically injured New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine has been found, police said late Saturday afternoon.

SI.com: What $500 will get youupdated: Mon Mar 26 2007 13:13:00

No longer a pale imitation of Las Vegas for low-rollers and gambling grandmothers, Atlantic City has enjoyed a jackpot of terrific new golf courses in the past decade. That competition has kept prices in check, especially compared to Vegas, where three courses alone charge $500 a round. Five bills will get you an entire weekend in A.C. and still leave a little something for the slots.

CNNMoney: Health care execs: Boost insurance coverageupdated: Mon Mar 26 2007 11:47:00

Expanding health care insurance for all Americans is the health care industry's top concern for the next five years, according to a survey, which could translate into stronger sales for the nation's big drugmakers - at least in the near term.

Business 2.0: The World has a Lot of Problems ...updated: Wed Mar 07 2007 15:06:00

GREENHOUSE GASES The average American's use of transportation and electricity releases 10 tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year. The goods and services she consumes are responsible f...

Business 2.0: Where not to buyupdated: Tue Oct 24 2006 18:07:00

Now that we've pointed out which markets are poised for a bull run in the next cycle, we'd be remiss if we didn't also offer some guidance on which locales look the most vulnerable right now.

Casinos reopen as N.J. ends budget crisisupdated: Sat Jul 08 2006 06:05:00

New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine signed a $30.9 billion compromise state budget into law Saturday evening, formally ending a financial impasse that essentially shut down the state and some of its businesses.

CNNMoney: No dice, Atlantic Cityupdated: Wed Jul 05 2006 07:59:00

Atlantic City's 12 casinos began shutting down for the first time ever at 8 a.m. ET Wednesday morning as the New Jersey budget crisis that began July 1 continued.

Macau focus of push on NK activityupdated: Thu May 18 2006 19:44:00

The Chinese enclave of Macau is known for its gambling, sex trade and Chinese gangsters, with intrigue and shady deals long part of its landscape.

CNNMoney: Monopoly rolls dice, changes lookupdated: Mon Apr 24 2006 08:02:00

Monopoly, invented in 1935, is getting with the times.

CNNMoney: Don't bet on Merck's homefield advantageupdated: Thu Sep 08 2005 08:19:00

After falling flat on its face in the first Vioxx trial in Texas, Merck is likely to face a less hostile group of potential jurors when the drugmaker heads to court next week in its home state of New Jersey.

CNNMoney: Miss America bids boardwalk goodbyeupdated: Fri Aug 26 2005 07:55:00

Miss America is waving goodbye to Atlantic City, N.J., organizers of the pageant announced Thursday.

The business of gambling updated: Wed Jul 06 2005 10:00:00

Until the late 1970s, playing the blackjack tables or the slot machines were not regular pastimes for middle America. A trek to Nevada was the only way to get the excitement and ambience of a casino without leaving the country..

CNNMoney: New ways to get firedupdated: Fri Mar 11 2005 16:09:00

Are companies getting more intrusive in dictating private behaviors?

Bush looks outward, Kerry looks inupdated: Tue Jun 15 2004 07:20:00

While President Bush spends Tuesday morning feting Hamid Karzai and highlighting how the war on terror has played out in Afghanistan, Sen. John Kerry will be keeping his focus studiously domestic, well removed from the red-carpet doings in Washington.

showbuzzupdated: Fri Apr 09 2004 13:19:00

In a rare interview on Swedish television, reclusive director Ingmar Bergman said he hates to watch his own movies.

CNNMoney: Is Trump getting trumped?updated: Wed Mar 31 2004 06:50:00

He may have a hit TV show, a new book and a stable of high-profile real estate, but "The Donald's" Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Inc. may be on shaky ground.

Fortune: For Trump, Fame Is Easier Than Fortuneupdated: Mon Feb 23 2004 00:01:00

He's the star of NBC's top-rated reality television show, The Apprentice. He's currently erecting seven new skyscrapers, producing beauty pageants, and building three lavish new golf courses, one i...

Money Magazine: Sin Stocksupdated: Fri Nov 01 2002 00:01:00

The new Vice Fund invests in companies deriving revenue from "products often considered socially irresponsible," including alcohol and tobacco. But if you really want to be bad, these stocks each o...

Fortune: Hitting The Gaming Jackpot Stocks of casino operators have been on a winning streak this year. Is it too late to get in on the aupdated: Mon Oct 14 2002 00:01:00

If you're like a lot of investors these days, you've probably harbored a bitter thought or two about all the other things you might as well have done with your money. Like stuffing it in a mattress...

FSB: Lee & Jim Medick FOUNDERS--MRC GROUPupdated: Fri Feb 01 2002 00:01:00

This husband-and-wife team admits that moving their polling company from New Jersey to Las Vegas five years ago wasn't a sure thing. They'd found a nice niche conducting surveys for Atlantic City c...

Fortune: The New King Of Casinos Arthur Goldberg , a former trucking operator, has built the country's biggest chain of updated: Mon Sep 18 2000 00:01:00

Lounging in a limo as it cruised through the streets of Las Vegas, Barry Sternlicht, the CEO of Starwood Hotels, picked up the phone. On the line was Arthur Goldberg, who had made his first fortune...

Money Magazine: Where To Get Safe Yields Of Up To 8.3% Why bonds and income stocks may beat the blue chipsupdated: Mon Dec 15 1997 00:01:00

In 1998, you can rely on bonds to perform their traditional role as your portfolio's calming influence. Consider the evidence: During Halloween week in October, when stock prices were zigzagging li...

Fortune: DONALD TRUMP: AN EX-LOSER IS BACK IN THE MONEYupdated: Mon Jul 22 1996 00:01:00

In the black days of 1991, Donald Trump often strolled with his finance chief, Stephen Bollenbach, from the peach marble atrium of Trump Tower to lunch at another Trump trophy, New York's fabled Pl...

Fortune: GAMBLING'S KINGS ON A ROLL AND RAISING THEIR BETS LAST YEAR AMERICANS VISITED CASINOS MORE OFTEN THAN THEME updated: Mon Jul 22 1996 00:01:00

STEVE WYNN: A $2.5 BILLION WAGER

Fortune: A ''GROSSLY UNDERSUPPLIED CONSUMER PRODUCT''updated: Mon Nov 01 1993 00:01:00

Better watch your wallet: One-armed bandits could be coming to your town, if they aren't there already. Slot machines, as well as other casino games, are springing up all over the country. Since Io...

Money Magazine: STOCKS FOR FUN AND PROFITupdated: Mon Nov 01 1993 00:01:00

The beauty of mutual funds is that they allow you to increase your wealth without much worry. For some people, though, funds eliminate the thrill of the hunt that comes with picking individual stoc...

Fortune: How Bill correlates with Hillary, what boys think about, the latest test for cops, and other matters. ONLY IN AMERICA (Cont'd)updated: Mon Aug 24 1992 00:01:00

ATLANTIC CITY -- A cocktail waitress has sued the Sands Hotel, Casino, and ; Country Club, contending that the gaming hall discriminates against female employees by forcing them to dress provocativ...

Money Magazine: WHERE ARE THEY NOW?updated: Sun Sep 01 1991 00:01:00

HAVING ranked the 300 largest U.S. metropolitan areas annually for five years, in July we sent reporters back to all our former No. 1 cities and No. 300 cities to see how each place is faring. What...

Fortune: Our friends in the swamps, why words leave the language, the slot-machine cartel, and other matters. REGULATION BY THE SEAupdated: Mon Oct 22 1990 00:01:00

We keep looking for something to happen in the great American casino industry, and it never happens, even though economic theory tells us it must happen. Baffling, eh? And definitely requiring an e...

Fortune: DONALD TRUMP JUST WON'T DIE By rights this overextended erstwhile billionaire should be bankrupt by now, but his artful deal witupdated: Mon Aug 13 1990 00:01:00

NOTHING IS QUITE as it seems when you pass through the looking glass into the fiscal fantasyland where Donald Trump resides. His 26th-floor office in Manhattan's Trump Tower is really only 18 floor...

Money Magazine: Q&A What to do when your broker calls to push a hot stock updated: Fri Jun 01 1990 00:01:00

With brokerage profits down roughly 67% from the peak year of 1986, Wall Street's stock jockeys are flogging analysts' picks more aggressively than ever. But in this day of the superhard sell, can ...

Fortune: THE ART OF THE PRENUPTIAL DEALupdated: Mon Mar 12 1990 00:01:00

How good a contract did Donald Trump ink for his own divorce? The couple's prenuptial agreement, as renegotiated sporadically during their marriage, calls for wife Ivana to receive up to $25 millio...

Fortune: TRUMP'S TROUBLES His newest casino-hotel, the extravagant Trump Taj Mahal, is behind schedule. Even when the high rollers start updated: Mon Dec 18 1989 00:01:00

HAS DONALD TRUMP finally dealt himself a bad hand? He appears overextended on the Trump Taj Mahal, a new casino-hotel he is building in Atlantic City. In a recent interview with FORTUNE, he didn't ...

Fortune: STOCKS THAT SEEM CHANCY This year's bull market made a number of weak shares look good. Next year may not be so easy. Here are supdated: Mon Oct 30 1989 00:01:00

How often does someone tell you what not to invest in? Probably about as often as Hugh Hefner gets married or the Cubs win the pennant. Some 83,000 stockbrokers, 3,100 equity and bond analysts, 23,...

Money Magazine: MAKE SURE YOUR DREAM HOUSE WON'T BECOME A NIGHTMAREupdated: Sun Oct 01 1989 00:01:00

Q. I am about to fulfill the Great American Dream -- buying a house. By January 1990, my savings will reach $15,000. My family's combined income is $61,000, and we owe $12,000 on credit cards and $...

Money Magazine: The Hottest City LAS VEGAS HITS THE JACKPOTupdated: Fri Sep 01 1989 00:01:00

The push is on. Las Vegas, long known for its slot machines, feathered showgirls and its UNLV Runnin' Rebels college basketball team, is trading glitz for respectability and -- believe it or not --...

Fortune: BETTING ON CASINOSupdated: Mon Aug 14 1989 00:01:00

Just think, gamblers! If you had backed the house instead of a hunch, look how well you would have done since January. Investments in casino companies -- a $9.3 billion industry and growing -- have...

Fortune: The hand-washing caper, a billion to one on bias, what to do when out of gas, and other matters. GREAT MOMENTS IN REGULATIONupdated: Mon Mar 13 1989 00:01:00

ATLANTIC CITY -- The city council last week unanimously passed a measure to require palm readers to undergo a criminal check . . . and positive identification when they go for their annual license ...

Fortune: WILL DONALD TRUMP OWN THE WORLD? No, but he's trying -- and an inside look at his operations reveals how. Key elements include supdated: Mon Nov 21 1988 00:01:00

CONSIDER the novel concept that Donald Trump may only appear to be a self- centered, breast-beating egomaniac. Perhaps he is really just a victim of what pop psychologists call the ''impostor syndr...

Money Magazine: The Best Places to Live in America Atlantic City: No. 300 updated: Mon Aug 01 1988 00:01:00

Park Place, the Boardwalk and the other streets of Atlantic City (pop. 37,300) have long since lost their Monopoly luster. Many New Jerseyans hoped that legalized gaming would revive this deteriora...

Fortune: PLACE YOUR BETS HEREupdated: Mon Aug 01 1988 00:01:00

Is it possible to trump Donald Trump? Ramada Inc., the hotelier to the middle class, is playing a high-stakes game against Trump, the paragon of the monied ; class, in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Sq...

Money Magazine: The Best Places to Live in America The bottom 10 updated: Mon Aug 01 1988 00:01:00

291. Des Moines Detractions: 20 degree winters; no major beaches or mountains. Attractions: unemployment rate of 3.5% among the lowest in the farm belt states; headquarters to 58 insurers; clean; n...

Money Magazine: Money magazine contents page August 1988 Volume 17 Number 8 updated: Mon Aug 01 1988 00:01:00

MONEY FLASH Plentiful pickings in vacation condos by Leslie N. Vreeland Prices from Palm Springs to the Jersey Shore are off 10% to 40% or more from their early-' 80s highs, so you can bargain hard...

Fortune: Mangling Marx and English, Mommie and Daddy vs. Peggy, The Payoff on Brain Waves, and Other Matters. It Takes All Kindsupdated: Mon Aug 03 1987 00:01:00

ATLANTIC CITY -- Lately in this gambler's mecca, hordes of visitors are forsaking the blackjack tables, roulette wheels, and slot machines for the chance to bowl a few frames. At times, bowlers hav...

Fortune: STEVE WYNN ON HIGH ROLLERS updated: Mon Mar 02 1987 00:01:00

Steve Wynn, 45, the casino industry's Man of the Year for 1986 -- that's him clowning around at the award festivities in Atlantic City -- owns 16% of Golden Nugget Inc. and manages the company's ca...

Fortune: Pratt Hotel Corp.updated: Mon Apr 28 1986 00:01:00

Having beaten the odds in Atlantic City, Pratt is ready to gamble in the high- stakes New York City real estate market. Late in 1984 the Dallas company extensively overhauled its money-losing Sands...

Fortune: Gaming Stocks With the Best Oddsupdated: Mon Mar 03 1986 00:01:00

Will casino stocks make a winning hand in 1986? Last year lady luck deserted the casino operators, whose stocks rose only 15.7% on average, vs. a 26.3% advance in Standard & Poor's 500-stock index....

Fortune: Atlantic City reshuffleupdated: Mon Dec 23 1985 00:01:00

Donald Trump's growing empire is also upsetting the status quo in Atlantic City. He owns one and a half of the last two casinos to open there and is currently negotiating to buy the half he doesn't...

Fortune: PLAYBOY TAKES ANOTHER HIT IN ATLANTIC CITY First the company was forced to sell its casino there. Now it has to sue to get paid.updated: Mon Dec 09 1985 00:01:00

WITH ITS TROUBLES multiplying like you-know-whats, Playboy Enterprises has turned tough. It has sued Elsinore Corp. of Las Vegas, its former partner in an Atlantic City casino, and filed a petition...

Fortune: Who's Trumping whom?updated: Mon Jul 22 1985 00:01:00

First there was Trump Village in Brooklyn, a middle-class rental development, then there was Trump Tower in Manhattan, a gilded monument to conspicuous consumption on Fifth Avenue, and now Trump Ca...

Fortune: BARRON HILTON FIGHTS FOR HILTON HOTELS After winning some big hands in Las Vegas, Conrad Hilton's son and successor arrived lateupdated: Mon May 27 1985 00:01:00

STEPHEN A. WYNN, the 43-year-old chairman of Golden Nugget Inc., changes into a jogging suit and sinks into an armchair in his company's plush DC-9 as it soars over the Great Plains from Atlantic C...

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