If Atlantic City Casinos Ban Smoking, Who Really Loses?

<p>A new report claims that if New Jersey passes a smoking ban in Atlantic City’s casinos, gambling revenue could decrease nearly 11% and cost up to 2,500 jobs. But a group of thousands of employees at casinos in America’s Playground say the study is rife with erroneous assumptions and that gaming companies are prioritizing profits over the health of employees.</p>