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The company announced that it secured commitments for up to $600 million of cash to restart its stalled projects on Macau’s Cotai Strip.

Almost every casino off the Strip hosts a contest, and a wide variety of them are offered, some free and some for big money.

Unsecured creditors of the casino company want portions of plans linked to rate swaps ruled illegal.

The average daily stock prices of six casino operators and three gambling equipment makers showed marked increases in August.

Bankrupt Fontainebleau resort suffers legal defeat when judge ruled in favor of banks it is suing on key legal questions.

Temperature to climb to 108, with wildfire warnings to the north and west.

The team is assembled under the new ownership banner of Tropicana Las Vegas, Inc. and was hand selected by Tropicana Chairman and CEO Alex Yemenidjian.

Federal class action lawsuits have been filed in recent weeks against slot machine manufacturer International Game Technology and casino operator MGM Mirage.

The $250 million hotel-casino has been able to attract a loyal customer base, according to principal owner Bill Paulos.

Bally's sports book opened Wednesday after a forced five-month hiatus just in time for football season.

Station Casinos' creditors want the ability to pursue the transaction that took the company private.

The American Federation of Teachers sent a letter to Harrah's that it will "not conduct business" at any of their hotels in a show of solidarity with a sister dealers union in Atlantic City.

The Nevada casino company is restructuring its executive ranks so the company's founders can focus on long-term strategic planning.

As the controversy surrounding their father’s death continues to flash across TV screens nationwide, Michael Jackson’s children were spotted Las Vegas this weekend.

Macquarie Securities gaming analyst Joel Simkins believes Pinnacle Entertainment should move forward on the $407 million Sugarcane Bay development in Lake Charles, La.

A number of small banks are saying that Deutsche Bank and Station Casinos are trying to "starve out" lenders opposed to the proposed bankruptcy funding.

Two gaming analysts say prospects for equipment manufacturers are high going into the next few years.

Services for Station Casinos founder Frank Fertitta Jr. will be held Friday and Saturday.

Las Vegas’ luxury hotels are using bargains to lure tightfisted tourists. But could the strategy hurt them in the long run?

Aria’s blackjack tables to be equipped with an air curtain that shoots straight up from the table, dividing dealer and players, in effort to protect dealers health.