At the Metropolitan Business Citizen Association (MBCA) 30th Anniversary Gala on Tuesday evening, the MBCA awarded the 2021 Community Spirit Award to the Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) in recognition of its commitment to jobs, development and economic impact
The nation’s commercial casinos won nearly $14 billion in the third quarter of this year, marking the industry’s best quarter ever, and pushing U.S. casino revenue past what it was for all of 2020, according to figures released Tuesday. The
Atlantic City casinos still offer some of the country’s best dining options, hotels, and player rewards programs, according to several recent polls and rankings. By the way, one Atlantic City casino is also the top place to work in the
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City President Joe Lupo on Tuesday was appointed president of the Casino Association of New Jersey. Lupo succeeds Terry Glebocki, former CEO of Ocean Casino Resort, who stepped down last month. “I am honored
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City President Joe Lupo has been appointed president of the Casino Association of New Jersey. Lupo succeeds Terry Glebocki, former CEO of Ocean Casino Resort, who stepped down last month. Lupo was appointed Tuesday
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) announced today that its members have selected Joe Lupo to serve as president of the trade organization. Lupo is the president of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. He succeeds Terry Glebocki,
The resort’s casinos on Thursday showed their appreciation for local police officers, firefighters and hospital workers in honor of National First Responders Day. Last year, when the COVID-19 pandemic was at its height, first responders were in the national spotlight.
Bill Miller, president and CEO of the American Gaming Association, was a keynote speaker at the East Coast Gaming Congress this week at Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City. The two-day convention features some of the biggest decision makers in gaming discussing
Did you miss wearing a Halloween costume and drinking a Zombie cocktail in the casino lounge last year? So, last year, the global pandemic shut down casino Halloween events. But, this year, there’s no trick – just a treat –
Atlantic City casino revenue showed signs of a post-pandemic recovery in September, with both in-person and online gambling numbers trending upward. For the first time since the global pandemic upended Atlantic City’s casino industry in early 2020, all three reported
New Jersey’s sports betting industry became the first in the United States to take in more than a billion dollars’ worth of bets in a single month, in September, as football season sent more gamblers to sports books and, crucially,
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) is marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month by illuminating the entire Atlantic City skyline with pink lights to raise awareness about breast cancer. Throughout the entire month of October, Atlantic City casinos are participating
It was Mike Woodside’s turn to do the dunking. The 41-year-old Ocean City resident and vice president of entertainment and marketing at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City took his windup and sent Senior Vice President of Operations Michael
New data on how New Jersey’s casinos fared in August show they won 31% more last month than in August 2020 amid COVID-19 restrictions, and 17.4% more than they did prior to the pandemic in August 2019. That’s according to
Atlantic City’s casinos and racetrack sports betting outlets are bouncing back convincingly from financial woes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, taking in 31% more in August than they did a year earlier, after COVID-19-related closures ended. Figures released Thursday