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52. Innuendo on Indian gaming

Author

Allen, W. Ron

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Native American business enterprises -- Economic aspects, Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988
Published
1997

53. Upset on the bayou

Author

Koselka, Rita

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects
Published
1993

54. Twenty lobbyists 'win' ethics lottery

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Ethics -- Laws, regulations and rules, Accounting firms -- Ethical aspects, Accounting firms -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2006

56. The high price of casino charities

Subjects
Casinos -- Economic aspects, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Prince Georges County, Maryland -- Economic policy
Published
1996

57. CREW Sues Indian Gaming Commission Over Docs; NIGC Response to CREW FOIA on Abramoff Scandal Patently Inadequate, Group Says

Subjects
Documentary films, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Native Americans -- Ethical aspects, Business, Science and technology, Freedom of Information Act
Abstract

WASHINGTON, Oct 18, 2005 (U.S. Newswire via COMTEX) -- Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) has filed a brief this week in a lawsuit CREW brought against the [...]

Published
2005

58. Gaming board proposes ethics policy

Author

Sullivan, John

Subjects
Pennsylvania. Game Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules, Gambling industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Government regulation
Abstract

Byline: John Sullivan Oct. 7--Facing criticism over private meetings between gambling regulators and people hoping to win lucrative gaming licenses, the state gambling board yesterday offered up an ethics policy […]

Published
2005

59. News Reports Suggest Ethical Questions About Miers, But Fail to Place Them in Broader Context, Says Media Matters for America

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Chairpersons -- Ethical aspects, Supreme Court justices -- Ethical aspects, Business, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

(From US Newswire) Byline: EILEEN ALT POWELL To: National Desk Contact: Daniela Colaiacovo of Media Matters for America, 202-756-4124 or DColaiacovo@mediamatters.org WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Several news reports [...]

Published
2005

60. London Journal; The $28 Million Jackpot: A British Morality Tale

Author

Darnton, John

Subjects
Advertising campaigns -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

The publicity symbol for Britain's new national lottery is a giant celestial hand that sweeps down from the night sky, trailing Disneyesque stardust, to point to a lucky winner. It […]

Published
1994

61. Trump unloads on Indian gambling as overrun by crime

Author

Reeves, Tracey A.

Subjects
Organized crime -- Investigations, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Crime -- Investigations, Native Americans -- Ethical aspects, Company legal issue, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON _ A congressional hearing on Indian gambling establishments Tuesday erupted into a nasty yelling match when casino king Donald Trump charged that Indian gaming is rife with organized crime [...]

Published
1993

63. Gambling with government

Subjects
Gambling -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Government business enterprises -- Ethical aspects, Compulsive gambling -- Social aspects
Published
1993

65. Exerting efforts to make the association more transparent

Author

Lee Woo-jae

Subjects
Korea Racing Association -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Publicly held corporations -- Ethical aspects, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The ethical management efforts taken up by state owned Korea Racing Association are discussed.

Published
2006

66. Casino kerfuffle

Author

Kucharsky, Danny

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Advertising, Gambling industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Advertising campaigns -- Ethical aspects, Advertising campaigns -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The importance of ethics in advertising and the need for casino industries to incorporate ethics and abide by the rules while designing advertising campaigns, are discussed.

Published
2006

68. Lady luck turns on Indians

Author

Lieberman, Paul

Subjects
United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tribal government -- Laws, regulations and rules, Bingo -- Ethical aspects, South American native peoples -- Peru -- Crime, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Mohawks (Native American people) -- Gambling, Native Americans -- Crime
Published
1991

70. Forfeiture laws give U.S. a piece of a casino

Author

Griego, Tina

Subjects
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, LCP Group -- Cases, Money laundering -- Cases, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Casinos -- Cases
Published
1991

71. Camelot cracks down as underage sales rise

Subjects
Camelot Group PLC -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Camelot has launched a mouth-long campaign to prevent retailers selling lottery tickets to underage customers after an increase in the number of sales made to children without checking their age. [...]

Published
2004

72. Vegas cowboys, unions square off at Binions'

Author

Furlong, Tom

Subjects
Las Vegas, Nevada -- Labor relations, Horseshoe Operating Co. -- Labor relations, Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union -- Labor relations, Casinos -- Labor relations, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects
Published
1990

73. Gambling Trust moves forward

Subjects
Charitable societies -- Management, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Management, Charities -- Management, Charities -- Societies, clubs, etc., Company business management
Abstract

The gambling industry's commitment to proving it can operate in a socially responsible manner in a deregulated market has taken a step forward with the Gambling Industry Charitable Trust's adoption […]

Published
2003

74. Operators put stake on social responsibility

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Finance, Gambling industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Company financing, Government regulation
Abstract

The gambling industry is making good progress in its bid to allay government and public concerns over the social responsibility implications of deregulation, an issue that many in the industry […]

Published
2002

75. Commercial casinos teaming up with Indian tribes; Critics question motives

Author

Reeves, Tracey A.

Subjects
Native American business enterprises -- Economic aspects, Casinos -- Joint ventures, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

WASHINGTON _ When Indian tribes started building casinos a decade ago, many in the gambling industry dismissed them as fly-by-night operators sure to be run over by Atlantic City and […]

Published
1997

77. STATEMENT OF MEL RAVITZ; RE: PROPOSED CASINO GAMBLING ETHICS ORDINANCE

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Casinos -- Ethical aspects, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

DETROIT, Nov. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is a statement of Mel Ravitz concerning the proposed Casino Gambling Ethics Ordinance: Although I appreciate the intent of the proposed ordinance, I [...]

Published
1994

78. Bad bet

Author

Sandel, Michael J.

Subjects
Lotteries -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects
Published
1997

79. Gaming myths and realities

Author

Watkins, Ed

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Casinos -- Ethical aspects, Business, Travel industry
Abstract

The continuing growth of the gaming industry has given rise to numerous moral, political and economic issues relating to casino gaming and its effects on society. Promus Companies Inc. Chmn. Michael Rose, in his speech during the NYU Hospitality Industry Investment Conference, debunked several myths critics use against legal gambling. These include allegations that gaming is no different from illegal gaming or lotteries, causes high negative externalities, breeds crime and does not creat new wealth. While the merits of gaming remain questionable, the lodging industry should be prepared to defend its legal gaming activities whenever necessary., Morality is seldom an issue in the lodging industry. Sure, religious groups or the media sometimes publicly criticize hotels for renting rooms to prostitutes or for showing softcore pornography on [...]

Published
1994

80. Gambling gumbo

Author

Button, Graham and Koselka, Rita

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Louisiana -- Political aspects
Published
1994

81. King Philip's revenge: Indians wield the sovereign right to run casinos

Author

Donlan, Thomas G.

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Casinos -- Laws, regulations and rules, Native American business enterprises -- Economic aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

It is ironic that the law that defeated Native Americans now enables them to corrupt those who oppressed them. A Supreme Court ruling allows native Americans to run gambling casinos on Indian land to make money through moral decay.

Published
1993

82. Hooked

Author

Salomon, R.S., Jr.

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Government business enterprises -- Ethical aspects
Published
1993

84. No to investment in iniquity

Author

Train, John

Subjects
Socially responsible investments -- Ethical aspects, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Socially responsible investments may be selected according to investors' prejudices, and some selection criteria are questionable. There are two activities which are clearly wrong, and they are smoking and gambling. Smoking brings health risks, and gambling makes the poor poorer. Lotteries are justified because funds may be used for good purposes, but they may not be the best way of using funds from what is a type of regressive taxation. Investment in gambling should, then be avoided, and this applies to companies seeking to persuade people to speculate in derivatives.

Published
1998

85. Arizona legislators get stung over gambling

Author

Levin, Martin

Subjects
Arizona -- Social policy, Influence buying -- Cases, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Published
1991

86. When politics and gambling mix

Author

Mathews, Jay

Subjects
Casinos -- Nevada, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Organized crime -- Political aspects, Gambling -- Taxation
Published
1987

87. WHEN CONSCIENCE RULES ON INVESTMENTS

Author

Schatz, Robin

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Government contract, International Business Machines Corp. -- Ethical aspects, Defense contracts, Financial markets, Gambling industry -- Ethical aspects, Computer industry -- Ethical aspects, Investments -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

* The Pax World Fund will not invest in military contractors, liquor, tobacco, gambling and most companies doing business in South Africa. It shuns the International Business Machines Corporation because […]

Published
1985

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