Analysts: Atlantic City's future has fewer casinos

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Wall Street experts have seen the future of Atlantic City — and it has fewer casinos in it.

A panel of analysts speaking at a regional gambling conference Tuesday in Atlantic City said a market that has already lost one casino this year still has too many.

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Analysts: Atlantic City’s future has fewer casinos

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