Tag: Bally’s Corp.
Does the owner of Rhode Island’s two casinos deserve to have...
Bally’s Corp., owner of Rhode Island's two casinos, is suing Lincoln and Tiverton to get their property taxes reduced due to COVID-19-related revenue losses.
The...
R.I.-based Bally’s selected to build, operate Chicago casino
PROVIDENCE – Bally’s Corp. was selected Thursday by Chicago Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot as the preferred builder to construct and operate that city’s first...
Bally’s reports $1.9M profit in Q1, beats Wall Street estimates
PROVIDENCE – Bally’s Corp. on Thursday reported a $1.9 million profit in the first quarter of 2022 following a loss during the same period...
I-195 panel OKs $2M sales agreement with Urbanica for Parcel 2
PROVIDENCE – The I-195 Redevelopment District Commission voted unanimously on Wednesday night to approve a purchase and sales agreement with Urbanica Inc. for Parcel...
IGT signs 20-year contract to provide Rhode Island Lottery services
PROVIDENCE – Eight months after Gov. Daniel J. McKee signed legislation establishing the deal, International Game Technology PLC announced on Friday that it signed...
Most-read stories on PBN.com, Jan. 2022
1. Former Ann & Hope property in Warwick sells for $7M POSTED ONLINE: JAN. 10. A former section of the now-closed Ann & Hope curtain and...
Hedge fund proposes $1.7B buyout of R.I.-based Bally’s
PROVIDENCE – A hedge fund and largest shareholder of Bally's Corp. – the Rhode Island-based company that operates the state's only two casinos –...
ALL IN with Bally’s: But how risky is R.I.’s heavy reliance...
Rhode Island has come to rely heavily on Justin Kane and other recreational gamblers like him.
Kane, a Providence real estate investor, likes to blow...
R.I. leaders need to see the risk in dependence on gambling...
Nevada may be the nation’s gambling mecca, but it still trails runaway national leader Rhode Island in per capita revenue collected from gambling.
Yet, as...
Most-read stories on PBN.com, Nov. 2021
1. 5-story apartment building planned for site of 2020 Providence murder POSTED ONLINE: NOV. 15. A vacant, run-down restaurant property at 663 Admiral St....
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