Penguins' Slots Partner Settles Missouri Casino Suit As reported by the Pittsburgh Business Times: "The casino company that has proposed partnering with the Penguins to build a casino and new hockey arena in Pittsburgh has agreed to pay millions to settle a lawsuit related to a failed casino project in Missouri. "Biloxi, Miss.-based Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. agreed on Dec. 9 to pay $14 million to Jefferson County, Mo., to settle a three year-old lawsuit stemming from the failure by Isle of Capri to build a casino in Kimmswick, Mo. "A company official said this week that site issues relating to traffic flow, coupled with strong community opposition to building the casino in Kimmswick, convinced Isle of Capri to abandon the project. "...On Dec. 21, the company announced an agreement to partner with the Penguins and Columbus, Ohio-based Nationwide Realty Investors to build a $1 billion residential, retail and entertainment complex that would include a $290 million hockey arena paid for with revenue from a slots casino. The deal is contingent on Isle of Capri winning the right to purchase a $50 million slot license to build a casino in Pittsburgh..." | 
