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All but one casino in Atlantic City saw an increase in gross operating profit during the second quarter of this year.

The bitter cold and snow of February was a huge hurdle for Atlantic City Casinos to jump over.

Following a brutal 2014 where several Atlantic City casinos closed leaving thousands unemployed, the eight remaining casinos appear to be doing better.

Atlantic City's casinos took in 11 percent less from gamblers in July than they did a year ago.

There's almost $1 billion this year in non-gaming revenue being generated in Atlantic City, a fact that's being lost in the gaming glut happening nationwide, according to Liza Cartmell, president of the Atlantic City Alliance.

Ever since New Jersey legalized Internet gambling in February, poker was expected to be a big part of it.

Atlantic City’s oldest casino now has a new entertainment attraction, and Governor Chris Christie believes it is a symbol that the shore is back.

Atlantic City's oldest casino now has a new entertainment attraction.

Resorts has announced on Saturday, June 15th, hit musicians Andy Grammer, Mac McAnally and Wilson Phillips will take their acts to the beach in Atlantic City for a day of free concerts.