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Trump's Taj Mahal may close by mid-December

Published Sun, Nov 16, 2014 · 09:50 PM

Delaware

THE outlook for Trump International Resorts Inc's Taj Mahal is bleak, and the odds of the Atlantic City, New Jersey, casino remaining open are dwindling by the day.

In a case in which the company and its union agree on very little, one fact is clear: If things don't change, the Taj Mahal will close by mid-December and more than 3,000 workers in the ailing seaside town will lose their jobs.

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