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Mohegan Tribe to announce takeover of casino in Atlantic City

Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Filed Under: Business Deals | Connecticut
 

The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut will take over operations of a casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Sources told the paper that the tribe will announce a partnership today for the Resorts Casino Hotel, the oldest gaming facility in Atlantic City. The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority is expected to assume all administrative functions, as well as marketing and accounting, the paper reported.

Hard Rock International, owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida, is pursuing a new casino development in Atlantic City.

Get the Story:
Tribe that runs Mohegan Sun will run Atlantic City's Resorts Casino (The Philadelphia Inquirer 8/7)
Mohegans reportedly will manage Atlantic City casino (The New London Day 8/7)

Related Stories:
Mohegan Tribe reports 'lackluster' returns from gaming business (8/1)

 
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