While it's true that Las Vegas and Atlantic City are two of America's hottest casino epicenters, people across the United States can and do enjoy gambling in local Native #American casinos. Approximately half of all Native American groups in the U.S.
mycapitol.captechu.edu/ICS/Campus_Lif… earn a significant amount of revenue from tribal casinos and gaming. As corporate casinos expand and Internet gambling takes a legal hold in more and more states, some tribes that once earned sufficient revenue on gaming alone are looking to diversify
eduteka.icesi.edu.co/proyectos.php/… their business ventures.The Mille Lacs Band Of Ojibwe: A Grand Hotel Plan
In the face of increased gambling competition, Minnesota's Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe has a new business goal: to open a profitable hotel in every major U.S. city. Recently the
In the face of increased gambling competition, Minnesota's Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe has a new business goal: to open a profitable hotel in every major U.S. city. Recently the
murmur.csail.mit.edu/thread?group_n… tribe purchased two large hotels in St. Paul: the Doubletree Hilton and the Crowne Plaza. According to the tribe's commissioner of corporate affairs, Joe Nayquonabe, plans are in the works to open other hotels in major U.S. cities like New York
campusvirtual.unt.edu.ar/blog/index.php… and Washington, D.C. Looking toward the future, the tribe may develop their own unique hotel line, or they may continue to purchase existing hotels and take over management; that decision has yet to be made. In any case, Nayquonabe says he is thankful
portal.abcnash.edu/forum/Threads.… that tribal #gambling profits have helped build a solid infrastructure for his tribal community, but it is now time to explore new business options. Nebraska's Winnebago Tribe: Fingers In Many Different Pies
ideate.xsead.cmu.edu/discussion/urb… The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska knows all about diversification. The tribe owns more than 20 different businesses, from advertising to retail to construction, in 10 states. The economic development corporation, called Ho-Chunk Inc., began in 1994 as
git.datamonkey.temple.edu/joannaadams/sl… a one-person operation. In 2009 it was featured in a PBS special called "Native American Entrepreneurs".
Today, it employs over 1,400 people and has raised millions of dollars for the Winnebago community.
Today, it employs over 1,400 people and has raised millions of dollars for the Winnebago community.
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