Trump Plaza to Close, Costing Atlantic City 1,000 Jobs
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Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc. plans to close one of its two Atlantic City casinos in September, putting about 1,000 people out of work in the seaside New Jersey resort town.
Employees were notified today that the company is reviewing options for the Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino and plans to shutter it as soon as Sept. 16, according to a statement from the company. That would leave the Atlantic City-based company with one property in the market, the Trump Taj Mahal.