Revel Casino Hotel closes after two years in Atlantic City
Revel Casino Hotel, Atlantic City's priciest flop, shut down after opening April 2, 2012. The casino closed with a small group of gamblers leaving as Showboat and other nearby properties exited earlier in Labor Day weekend.
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Peru hacking duo sparks regional political uproar and no confidence vote
LulzSecPeru hacker pair penetrate government networks across Peru Argentina Colombia Chile and Venezuela defacing sites and leaking about 3500 emails from the Peruvian prime minister's network. The dump exposed industry lobby influence on ministers and helped trigger a near resignation of the cabinet.
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Mexico City plans new international airport with six runways
President Enrique Pena Nieto announced a $9.2 billion project to replace the overtaxed Mexico City airport. The facility near the existing airport would host 120 million passengers annually with six runways on federally owned land. The plan follows decades of protests against earlier airport sites as analysts trim 2014 growth forecasts to around 2.5 percent.
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