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Trump Taj Mahal Hints At Reopening Shut Casino
Billionaire Carl Icahn's Atlantic City management team is holding out the possibility of reopening the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal casino.
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Trump Taj Mahal To Close 26 Years After Donald Trump Opened It
Nearly 3,000 workers are losing their jobs, bringing the total jobs lost by Atlantic City casino closings to 11,000 since 2014.
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Trump Taj Mahal To Close 26 Years After Donald Trump Opened It
Donald Trump opened his Trump Taj Mahal casino 26 years ago, calling it "the eighth wonder of the world."
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US Billionaire Carl Icahn To Close Trump Taj Mahal Casino
The Trump Taj Mahal casino in New Jersey's Atlantic City, once owned by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and which still bears his name, is to close, its current owners announced on Wednesday.
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Citing 'Taj Mahal', Hillary Clinton Questions Donald Trump's Business Record
Citing the bankruptcy of Trump Taj Mahal hotel and ongoing strike of workers at this iconic casino in Atlantic city named after one of the eight wonders of the world, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday questioned the business credentials of Donald Trump.
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Union Goes On Strike Against Trump Taj Mahal Casino
Striking union members chanted, banged drums and blew whistles as part of a raucous picket line outside the Trump Taj Mahal casino Friday amid a contract dispute with owner and billionaire investor Carl Icahn at the start of the busiest weekend of the year for the casino industry.
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What To Know About The Strike Against Trump Taj Mahal Casino
Atlantic City's main casino workers union went on strike Friday morning against the Trump Taj Mahal casino. Here's a look at what led to the strike, and what to expect during it:
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Donald Trump Taj Bankruptcy Left Many Contractors Angry
The contractor who provided the onion domes for the Taj Mahal casino had to eat $2 million in losses. The contractor who supplied the Carrara marble from Italy ended up filing for personal bankruptcy. The contractor who put in the bathroom partitions had to lay off his brother.
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Icahn Weighs $100 Million Bid to Save Taj Mahal Casino
In a filing to a bankruptcy court, the Taj Mahal's parent company, Trump Entertainment Resorts, presented a letter from Icahn's attorney saying the billionaire would consider bailing out the casino if the debt he owns in it were converted to equity that would give him ownership.
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Trump Entertainment Files for Bankruptcy, May Close Taj Mahal Casino
Trump Entertainment Resorts filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday and threatened to shut down the Taj Mahal Casino Resort, which would make it the fifth Atlantic City casino to close this year.
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Bust to boom: Can strippers save Atlantic City?
What if, after seven years of plunging casino revenues and fleeing customers, Atlantic City's real problem was this: People are wearing too much clothing?
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Trump Taj Mahal Hints At Reopening Shut Casino
Billionaire Carl Icahn's Atlantic City management team is holding out the possibility of reopening the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal casino.
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Trump Taj Mahal To Close 26 Years After Donald Trump Opened It
Nearly 3,000 workers are losing their jobs, bringing the total jobs lost by Atlantic City casino closings to 11,000 since 2014.
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Trump Taj Mahal To Close 26 Years After Donald Trump Opened It
Donald Trump opened his Trump Taj Mahal casino 26 years ago, calling it "the eighth wonder of the world."
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US Billionaire Carl Icahn To Close Trump Taj Mahal Casino
The Trump Taj Mahal casino in New Jersey's Atlantic City, once owned by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and which still bears his name, is to close, its current owners announced on Wednesday.
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Citing 'Taj Mahal', Hillary Clinton Questions Donald Trump's Business Record
Citing the bankruptcy of Trump Taj Mahal hotel and ongoing strike of workers at this iconic casino in Atlantic city named after one of the eight wonders of the world, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday questioned the business credentials of Donald Trump.
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Union Goes On Strike Against Trump Taj Mahal Casino
Striking union members chanted, banged drums and blew whistles as part of a raucous picket line outside the Trump Taj Mahal casino Friday amid a contract dispute with owner and billionaire investor Carl Icahn at the start of the busiest weekend of the year for the casino industry.
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What To Know About The Strike Against Trump Taj Mahal Casino
Atlantic City's main casino workers union went on strike Friday morning against the Trump Taj Mahal casino. Here's a look at what led to the strike, and what to expect during it:
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Donald Trump Taj Bankruptcy Left Many Contractors Angry
The contractor who provided the onion domes for the Taj Mahal casino had to eat $2 million in losses. The contractor who supplied the Carrara marble from Italy ended up filing for personal bankruptcy. The contractor who put in the bathroom partitions had to lay off his brother.
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Icahn Weighs $100 Million Bid to Save Taj Mahal Casino
In a filing to a bankruptcy court, the Taj Mahal's parent company, Trump Entertainment Resorts, presented a letter from Icahn's attorney saying the billionaire would consider bailing out the casino if the debt he owns in it were converted to equity that would give him ownership.
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Trump Entertainment Files for Bankruptcy, May Close Taj Mahal Casino
Trump Entertainment Resorts filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday and threatened to shut down the Taj Mahal Casino Resort, which would make it the fifth Atlantic City casino to close this year.
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Bust to boom: Can strippers save Atlantic City?
What if, after seven years of plunging casino revenues and fleeing customers, Atlantic City's real problem was this: People are wearing too much clothing?
