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IRS' tip deal riles Culinary

Just 20 months ago, Uncle Sam wanted a bigger piece of the action from casino workers in Las Vegas — perhaps the largest concentration of big-tip earners in the country.

Gambling stocks down again in November

MGM Mirage, Las Vegas Sands, Boyd Gaming and Wynn Resorts all post double-digit declines in their month-over-month daily price averages.

Wet Thanksgiving expected for Las Vegas

If you're making travel plans for the holiday, don't forget to pack an umbrella — up to an inch of rain is possible this week for the Las Vegas area.

Station Casino owners consider cash infusion

The owners could loan the company between $450 million and $500 million to weather the current economic storm.

Hedge fund buys $9.3 million stake in General Growth

A New York-based hedge fund bought the stake in the mall giant, who has seen its shares lose more than 98 percent of their value this year.

Web betting is wedge for Big Gaming

Casino companies are at odds over the prospect of legalized Internet gambling.

Las Vegas Sands board member resigns

Andrew Heyer resigned last week because of increased demands on his "personal business interests."

With gaming help, union puts owning a home within members' reach

Culinary union announces launch of housing program, making $2 million in loan assistance available to first-time homebuyers who are covered under Culinary contracts.

As target users get younger, slots get more hip

Companies show off more slot breakthroughs to interest younger players while still appealing to their core audience of over-65 gamblers.

Cool stuff but no takers

The economic downturn means thinner budgets and less buying at the Global Gaming Expo.

Scaled-back Silverton expansion set to open

The 35,000-square-foot expansion cost $160 million and includes 800 new slot machines, a high-limit room with 60 more slot machines and three table games, and a six-table poker room.

McCarren to add 1,000 parking spots

The Las Vegas airport can now accommodate 12,820 vehicles in time for the holiday season.

Food and beverage vendors down at G2E

The number of vendors appearing at the 2008 expo was down 20 percent from 2007's 120 exhibitors.

Degrees of change in casino hiring practices

More casinos are looking at educational credentials in addition to real-world experience.

Dubai World gets OK to increase ownership in MGM Mirage

Dubai World has an agreement with MGM Mirage to acquire up to 20 percent of the company.

Casino CFOs paint bleak picture for future

Money is hard to come by and the sinking global economy is not going to help businesses looking to raise capital.

Wall Street says casinos are bad gamble

Casinos that built massive projects didn't factor in cost of financing, say analysts.

Casino "arms race" declared over

Harrah's CEO says fiscal crunch is forcing companies to rethink and refocus business plans.

Smoking bans sap casino revenue is some states

Colorado and Illinois see revenue dip after smoking bans are initiated at the beginning of this year.

Gaming convention begins amid economic downturn

The Global Gaming Expo kicked off its eighth annual convention Tuesday morning at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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