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Prive liquor license appeal denied

29 July 2009

The Planet Hollywood nightclub will be closed until at least Aug. 4, when operators have a chance to make their case to Clark County commissioners.

Station Casinos files for Chapter 11

29 July 2009

The company's 18 casino properties and their affiliates will "continue to operate exactly like they do today."

Analyst upgrades view of Las Vegas Sands

28 July 2009

Macquarie Securities gaming analyst Joel Simkins said that investors might want to take another look at Las Vegas Sands.

Nevada Gaming Control board escapes cuts

28 July 2009

The control board saw its 2010-11 budget slashed by $6.1 million, as opposed to the $11.1 million reduction offered by Gov. Jim Gibbons.

Prive nightclub to appeal ruling

28 July 2009

A lawyer for Planet Hollywood said that the Prive nightclub will seek a permit to stay open until a hearing.

Official: Inspection reports falsified

27 July 2009

Harmon Hotel inspectors’ employer may be suspended.

Harrah's earnings fall with Las Vegas woes

27 July 2009

They came to Las Vegas, but they didn't spend much.

Businessman to settle $250,000 Vegas gambling debt

27 July 2009

A California businessman has agreed to settle his gambling debts in Las Vegas.

Big fine establishes hard line on nightclubs

27 July 2009

Regulators take a tougher stance against Planet Hollywood than in past.

Pinnacle reports $4.7 million profit

27 July 2009

The Las Vegas-based casino company beat Wall Street estimates and reversed a second-quarter loss from a year ago.

Shulman throwing barbs at WSOP

27 July 2009

Jeff Shulman is one of November Nine and the editor of Card Player magazine has sharply criticized tournament owner Harrah's Entertainment.

New tower opens at Hard Rock Hotel

27 July 2009

Most of the 490 rooms in the Paradise Tower will be open for business a week ahead of the official opening.

Harrah's earnings top Wall Street forecast

27 July 2009

The casino giant finished ahead of Wall Street expectations, benefiting from from cost-cutting and strong performances from the company's markets outside Las Vegas and Atlantic City.

Planet Hollywood nightclubs denied liquor licenses

24 July 2009

Planet Hollywood was fined $500,000 and the Prive nightclub was ordered to cease operations by midnight Tuesday.

Investors bet on IGT despite down quarter

24 July 2009

Shares of the slot maker soared more than 14 percent despite a 39 percent decline in profits.

IGT, MGM Mirage sign pact

24 July 2009

International Game Technology signed an agreement to add approximately 300 Wheel of Fortune slot machines MGM Mirage casino properties.

Ex-dealer sues Caesars Palace over smoke exposure

24 July 2009

A dealer who spent 20 years at Caesars Palace has sued the casino and Harrah's Entertainment of exposure to secondhand smoke.

Golden Nugget revenue falls in Vegas, Laughlin

23 July 2009

Gambling revenue at the two Golden Nugget properties fell 15.1 percent to $56.5 million in the second quarter.

Regulators tell casinos to clean up act

23 July 2009

Nevada gaming regulators told licensees that they have concerns about how casinos are operating.

Vegas sightings: NBA players, Playboy bunnies, musicians shine in Las Vegas

22 July 2009

There was no relief from the heat, or the red-hot star sightings, in Las Vegas this weekend.

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