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Construction superintendent claims he’s not being paid under separation agreement terms.

A group of banks being sued by Fontainebleau Las Vegas say the Strip resort's debt levels would far exceed its market value if it opens next year.

Employees at Fontainebleau Las Vegas have moved into new offices in the city.

Attorneys for the Fontainebleau Las Vegas resort leveled new allegations Wednesday against banks that terminated funding for the $2.9 billion hotel-casino.

Banks say project’s worth would be much less than financing costs.

Speedy construction comes with consequences that help explain bankruptcy court filing by the Fontainebleau resort.

The creditors for Fontainebleau Las Vegas want its restructuring case moved from Miami to Las Vegas.

Two more Fontainebleau subcontractors have sued the resort's general contractor, charging it has wrongly failed to pay them for their work on the Las Vegas resort.

Motion filed to move case from Miami to Las Vegas.

Subcontractors seek committee to protect their interests.

A bankruptcy judge has ordered Fontainebleau and banks it is suing to enter mediation in hopes of resolving their disputes.

Fontainebleau casino resort tries to reorganize its finances in Miami, as lawsuits over unpaid bills for the project are accumulating in Las Vegas.

Bank lenders publicly disclose why they declared Fontainebleau in default on its construction loan and shut off funding.

Constuction on the 24-acre site will be halted while the project is in bankruptcy court.

Australian casino resort company writes off its $250 million, 19.6 percent ownership interest in the now-bankrupt Fontainebleau resort development.

Company needs cash — and a leader — at a most difficult time.

The company developing the $2.9 billion Fontainebleau Resort in Las Vegas has laid off about 40 people.

A proposal to allow institutional investors to own up to 25 percent of a Nevada gaming company without undergoing background checks aims to encourage investment in Nevada casinos.

Work on the $3.1 billion Las Vegas project will not stop despite layoffs and furloughs last week.

Contractors on the $3.1 billion Fontainebleau Las Vegas project have been laying off workers after a cutoff of financing.