Aria Resort & Casino News - Page 14

Officials at the Las Vegas resort showed off two stylishly designed model units on the Mandarin Oriental's 24th floor.

Shares of MGM Mirage fell a day after the company told investors it expected to report a $96.7 million loss in the first quarter.

The Las Vegas mega-complex is expected to report an operating loss of $255 million in the first quarter when MGM Mirage releases earnings in early May.

CityCenter has only sold 25 of its 2,400 high-rise condominium units, but to some analysts and investors, the number is 100 percent more than they expected to be sold.

Las Vegas is known worldwide as a premier destination for gaming and nightlife. But another great aspect of the city is the array of top-shelf dining options. Casino City's Vin Narayanan can be described as a Vegas regular, and he has come up with his top-10 places to eat in Sin City.

The Las Vegas mega-resort will use Everbridge's mass notification system to maintain critical communications.

Perini Building filed a lawsuit Thursday against MGM Mirage, seeking $492 million for unpaid construction work.

Todd English's new restaurant inside CityCenter's luxury retail and entertainment district in Las Vegas has officially opened.

MGM Mirage and Perini Building Co. are disputing payment of almost $500 million for construction of the CityCenter mega-development.

President Barack Obama addressed a group of 600 that consisted mostly of members of area chambers of commerce at CityCenter on Friday.

MGM Mirage Chairman and CEO Jim Murren says that he would like to discuss ideas for creating jobs with the President Barack Obama.

A report by a gaming industry advisory firm said sales of high-rise condos and hotel-condo units within the Strip residential market has increased.

Room rates for the brand new Aria have been priced below those offered at Bellagio, which contradicts the original plans of MGM Mirage to make the CityCenter centerpiece its premium resort.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Gary Trask and Dan Igo talk to Bob Frick of Kiplinger's Personal Finance about how poker can make you a better investor, what casinos they wish to visit in 2010 and hopefully improve on their disastrous NFL picks from last week.

The Casino City staff makes out its wish list and picks 10 casinos it wants to experience for the first time in 2010.

A number of stories in 2009 will play a major factor in how 2010 unfolds, including the opening of CityCenter in Las Vegas.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Gary Trask and Dan Igo discuss the brand new CityCenter development in Las Vegas, the 2010 WSOP schedule, college bowl games and make their Week 16 NFL picks.

The general feeling among those in attendance at CityCenter's official grand opening last week at Aria Resort & Casino is that the new $8.5-billion project could indeed spark an economic revival for a city that has been hit hard by the recession.

Gary Trask takes an inside look at CityCenter and breaks down some of the extravagant numbers that went into creating the new $8.5-billion resort on the Las Vegas Strip.

Observers say CityCenter hasn't affected room rates on the Strip in December but it could keep a lid on planned rate increases in early 2010.