Icahn said he won't invest into the Taj Mahal if the North Jersey referendum is approved

NJ approves Carl Icahn’s Tropicana to manage Taj Mahal casino

New Jersey casino regulators have approved billionaire Carl Icahn’s Tropicana casino to manage his newest Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal.
2016-04-14
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New Jersey casino regulators have approved billionaire Carl Icahn’s Tropicana casino to manage his newest Atlantic City casino, the Trump Taj Mahal.

But they did so with no guarantee that Icahn will invest the $100 million into the Taj Mahal that he has long promised before a statewide referendum on adding two new casinos in northern New Jersey was authorized for this November.

Icahn has said he won’t be able to invest the money into the Taj Mahal if the referendum is approved and there is in-state competition to Atlantic City’s casinos.

Tropicana president Tony Rodio said the company will invest $15 million right away to fix pressing needs at the Taj Mahal like leaky roofs and fixing up 150 hotel rooms that have been out of service.

 

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