Atlantic City casinos were hoping to see a rebound in revenues with the start of summer. They didn’t get it, making this month and next even more important.
Emerging from bankruptcy protection with new leaders and much less debt, Atlantic City's newest casino is undergoing a makeover of its attitude and focus.
New Jersey casino regulators have approved a restructuring plan that creates a new holding company for Revel, a key part of the $2.4 billion resort's post-bankruptcy switch to new ownership.
The Revel remake plan is well underway after getting the green light from the state and a bankruptcy court, and this time, Atlantic City watchers are hoping they get it right.