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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.

The public remains fascinated with the concept of the controlled roll, and many new books are being written about it. Here are three of them should you wish to become a student.

A group of investors who wanted to build an Elvis-themed resort on the Strip has defaulted on $475 million mortgage loan.

402 conventions and meetings canceled in Las Vegas from October to mid-March.

A Reno woman is $33 million richer after hitting the second largest Megabucks jackpot in history at a Sparks casino.

The Guardian Angel Cathedral on the Strip has for decades symbolized Las Vegas’ belief that community institutions can flourish alongside its colossal gaming ambitions.

It didn't take a weather forecaster to tell Las Vegas Valley residents and visitors that unseasonably cold weather had returned this morning.

R&R Partners, creators of the "What happens here, stays here" advertising slogan, reached a three-year agreement with the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

A second lawsuit concerning how Las Vegas Sands Corp. received a Macau gambling license moved closer to the courtroom Tuesday.

The casino company has secured an extension until May 15 to continue negotiations on a prepackaged bankruptcy with lenders and bondholders.

Analysts say that Harrah's needs to negotiate further debt relief if it hopes to avoid bankruptcy.

MGM Mirage will attempt to repair its relationship with CityCenter partner Dubai World before Friday's due date.

Dubai World pressing MGM Mirage and CityCenter's bank lenders for a commitment that would allow the project to be completed without fear of bankruptcy.

Casino mogul Steve Wynn said during an interview this week he has little faith that federal stimulus dollars headed to Nevada will lift a struggling economy.