
Boss Media
Boss Media offers a full suite of entertaining casino games -- both innovative games as well as traditional favorites. Boss Media slot machines are based on colorful themes, with up to 25 paylines, progressive jackpots and entertaining bonus rounds. Table games such as blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat and other card games are made in various styles. Boss Media video poker machines come in many popular game types and offer players a unique opportunity to double their winnings in a final “double or nothing” round.
Pinnacle EntertainmentPinnacle Entertainment is a Las Vegas-based corporation that owns and operates casinos in Nevada, Louisiana, Indiana and Argentina, owns a hotel in Missouri, receives lease income from two card club casinos in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Its website has information regarding its properties, new developments, investor relations, and press coverage.
Columbia SussexColumbia Sussex has become a big player in the United States casino industry in the past few years. Now owning nine casino properties, the company has a casino locator on its site, with details for each casino.
Aztar CorporationFind out more about Aztar Corporation's business at the company website.
Aztar Merger and Sale
The Aztar merger has become big news as numerous companies have made offers. Pinnacle, Columbia Sussex, and Ameristar are among the suitors. Read the ongoing saga of who will win Aztar here.
Latest Aztar Merger and Sale News
Pinnacle Receives $78 Million From AztarPinnacle will receive $78 million from Aztar as a breakup fee after the company refused to outbid rival suitor Columbia Sussex. The settlement was warmly greeted by analysts.
Pinnacle Stops Bidding for AztarPinnacle Entertainment, Inc. today announced that its board of directors unanimously voted not to increase the per-share price under the Company's merger agreement with Aztar Corporation
Aztar-Pinnacle Merger Reflects Increased Purchase PriceAztar Corporation announced Friday that it amended its merger agreement with Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. to increase the purchase price to $51.00 per share of Aztar common stock, subject to adjustment. The amended merger agreement provides for an increase in the termination fee to $52.16 million and termination expenses to up to $25.84 million. It now falls to other suitors to either raise their offer or drop out.