Aria Resort & Casino News - Page 13

The Las Vegas mega-resort announced a partnership with Sotheby's International Realty to market The Residences at Mandarin Oriental and Veer Towers.

Moody's says the prospects of increased visitation to Las Vegas this year helps the 67-acre, multiple development Strip complex.

So far, 22 players have committed to each pay $1 million to compete in the Big One for One Drop, a three-day tournament planned for July 1-3 as part of the 2012 World Series of Poker.

October's gaming revenues in Nevada were $960.7 million, an 8.1 percent increase compared with $888.6 million in October 2010.

A potential casino complex in Miami could siphon an estimated $1 billion to $2 billion in annual gaming revenues away from the Las Vegas Strip.

Casino revenue at the 10 Las Vegas Strip properties owned by MGM Resorts International grew by 6 percent last quarter.

MGM Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jim Murren told an audience at the Global Gaming Expo on Wednesday that the company is prepared to expand in both markets.

The American Gaming Association announced finalists for the 2011 Gaming Voice Awards, which recognize the gaming industry’s top achievements in public relations, marketing, advertising and financial and corporate communications.

Six guests file lawsuit against MGM Resorts over contracting Legionnaire's disease while staying at the Aria Resort.

The casino operator said the structurally troubled Harmon Tower cannot be fixed and submitted a plan to implode the unfinished luxury hotel and condominium tower.

MGM Resorts executives said visitation trends in Las Vegas were strong in the first six months of the year at the company's 10 Strip resorts.

Letters sent to guests notifying them of elevated levels of Legionella in ARIA water supply June 21 - July 4, 2011.

One of the beautiful things about Las Vegas is there are plenty of things to do for people who don't gamble. So Casino City's Vin Narayanan came up with his top-10 favorite non-gambling activities to do in Sin City.

Statewide casino revenues dipped nearly 7 percent in February, which was Nevada's fourth straight monthly decline.

Nevada Property 1 LLC reported a $139.5 million loss for the 17 days the hotel-casino was open last year.

Dealers at Caesars Palace overwhelmingly rejected a labor contract that would have included a tip-sharing provision with casino management.

CityCenter condominium sales brought in $490 million in revenues in 2010, much less than the once anticpated $2.7 billion.

An anonymous woman hit the Megabucks jackpot Friday at CityCenter’s Aria, winning almost $12.8 million.

After a successful 2010, Casino City's Vin Narayanan is ready to get 2011 off in the right direction. So here is his gambling to-do list for the New Year.

The CityCenter megacomplex in Las Vegas will celebrate its first anniversary on Thursday and saw a number of highs and lows.