Entertainment industry

Production companies making films, TV series and commercials may offer North Carolina $409 million of revenue this year.

The city sees room for a new convention hotel, despite nearby competition and pandemic-related setbacks.

An agreement between Gov. Ned Lamont and Connecticut tribal nations opens the door for the state to compete with its Northeast neighbors.

Limited-size audiences are returning to live events in New York. Shutdowns from the coronavirus have hit the sports, arts and entertainment industries hard.

In their state of the state addresses, the two governors discussed bringing in more revenues.

The Queens Ballpark Co. LLC bonds for Citi Field were lowered to BB-plus from BBB by S&P, which cited uncertainties about the baseball season.

Officials in the Massachusetts city insist taxpayers will not be on the hook for the planned minor-league Polar Park in the Canal District.

More than 1,000 Rhode Island jobs are riding on a proposed 20-year, $1 billion gambling contract extension, the governor said.

The debut of two new casinos factored into a third quarter profit dip for Atlantic City’s gambling industry.

Two new Atlantic City casinos and the debut of legalized sports betting boosted the gambling take.

The looming legalization of sports betting in New Jersey will provide only slight winnings to the Garden State and Atlantic City, according to analysts.

Phil Murphy conditionally vetoed a tax credit bill that doesn't include incentives for reality shows.

With two new casinos set to open, Atlantic City's current gambling facilities didn't keep pace with last year’s first-quarter revenue growth.

The state’s bid to legalize sports betting is in the hands of the U.S. Supreme Court.

The sale of $1.1 billion of unrated bonds for New Jersey's American Dream comes amid uncertainty about the future of indoor shopping malls.

San Diego's mayor threatened to veto a budget stripped of funding for soccer and convention projects.

New York City could benefit to the tune of $200 million when the Grammy Awards returns to the city in 2018, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said.