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Juan Jaramillo dispatched the final table in 90 minutes at a WSOP circuit event at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

The New York Post is reporting that the MGM Mirage founder believes the sale of the Strip property will keep the company out of bankruptcy.

Over the past year, the Las Vegas Sun documented that Nevada OSHA weakly enforced safety laws following a string of construction fatalities on the Las Vegas Strip.

The recession hasn't forced as many debt-heavy gaming companies into bankruptcy court as originally thought.

The slot machine maker posted increases in both revenues and earnings in its third quarter.

The two casino giants have taken steps to amend how the companies borrow money from their credit facilities.

Station Casinos says a Panama-based Internet company is infringing on the trademarks it owns, including “palacestation.”

Despite the economic slump, Allegiant Travel Co. have reported earnings of $28.2 million, up from $9.7 million a year earlier.

Deals that once made sense led to borrowing that hangs over gaming giants.

If the history of Las Vegas shows anything, it is that when the nation’s media sound the death knell for this city, good times are on the way.

Smaller casinos, including the Greek Isles and Hooters, have also become the pawns of lenders.

Summer pool party season arrived in Las Vegas this weekend and made quite the splash.

Harrah's and MGM Mirage were the only two Las Vegas gaming companies made this year's Fortune 500 list.

Two Wall Street Analysts praised the Las Vegas-based gaming company after results from L'Auberge du Lac in Lake Charles, La., and Lumiere Place in St. Louis.

Station Casinos is trying to sell several parcels of land it controls, including the former Castaways site.

A "Poker After Dark" seat is on the line at the Suzie and Howard Lederer Celebrity Charity Poker Tournament in Las Vegas.

Word has surfaced that MGM Mirage and Dubai World have reached an agreement to complete the $8.7 billion Strip project.

A report in the Wall Street Journal said that former owner of the Stratosphere and a large investor in Cannery Casinos are trying to force MGM Mirage into bankruptcy.

The Wall Street investment house dropped its coverage after its its Las Vegas-based analysts formed an independent research and advisory firm.

News brief: The Senate voted 27-11 to expand a gambling agreement between the Seminole Tribe of Florida and Gov. Charlie Crist.