About a quarter of the casino jobs that propped up Atlantic City for more than three decades are on the line as gambling houses close.
July 21, 2014 at 09:00 AM
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As Beach Boys music blared from casino speakers and leathery tourists ambled along the boardwalk, vendor Mohammad Haroon sized up the prospects of New Jersey’s gambling hub as its casinos begin folding.
Atlantic City, he said, doesn’t stand a chance.
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