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Inside gaming: Sparkle seems off neon for Street
15 April 2008
The sinking economy, high gasoline prices, airline troubles and other downbeat financial news are causing casino customers to hang on to discretionary income.
Development: Buying into Vegas14 April 2008
With the U.S. dollar weakening against foreign currencies, international investors are snapping up many of the Strip's high-priced condos.
Airline industry: Allegiant flies clear of fiscal woes14 April 2008
With most airlines about as appealing to investors as an in-flight movie, Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air continues to defy the industry's downward economic spiral.
Art museums on the Strip: Why only one survives14 April 2008
With Guggenheim Hermitage Museum closing next month, we are left with the Bellagio Gallery. And the question: What happened with the Guggenheim?
A 'golden moment' for the Trump International Hotel & Tower14 April 2008
Donald Trump says that his new gold-clad condo and hotel tower is “defining luxury in Las Vegas” and those who were present at Friday's ribbon-cutting ceremony for the building got an up-close view as to why the real estate mogul can make that claim.
That's what they mean by green13 April 2008
The Palazzo has been designated as the largest Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified building in the world by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Airline crisis: Feels like the sky is falling11 April 2008
Sky-high jet fuel costs and a recession won't necessarily make flying to Las Vegas a bigger pain.
Report not confined to resort complaints9 April 2008
The controversial Kessler Report covered a lot more than the several notorious instances of unapproved remodeling at the Rio and Harrah's Las Vegas.
Tourism juggernaut shows signs of slowing down9 April 2008
For all the highly technical and nuanced ways to identify economic slowdowns, in Las Vegas there’s one simple way to take measure: room rates.
Authority projects revenue increase in face of downturn9 April 2008
A national recession could be bad news for resort owners, but the booster group that promotes Las Vegas isn't projecting a downturn in its nearly $300 million budget.
New owners improve odds at Binion's9 April 2008
Players who walk into Binion’s Gambling Hall & Hotel today will enjoy better odds than they would have five weeks ago.
Jeff Haney sees rise of duplicate poker, a game in which luck loses out to brains9 April 2008
An online poker site has announced the inaugural Duplicate Poker World Championship with the finals set for this fall.
Adelson not likely to cut losses in legal fight with club operators9 April 2008
Nightclub operators Marc Packer and Richard Wolf are finding out what happens when you stir up the fury of the third-richest man in the world.
Union demands safety upgrade9 April 2008
The Las Vegas Ironworkers Union is asking Nevada safety regulators to require contractors to provide netting or temporary flooring of the kind that could have saved two workers who fell to their deaths last year on the Strip.
Fontainebleau Resorts and Nakheel announce joint venture9 April 2008
Fontainebleau Resorts reports that Nakheel Hotels has invested $375 million in exchange for a 50% interest in the company's iconic Fontainebleau Miami Beach resort.
WSOP nixes rumor of live ESPN Main Event broadcast9 April 2008
The World Series of Poker denied blog reports Tuesday that it was considering televising the Main Event final table live -- or "plausibly live" -- on ESPN.
Tip-rules switch broke pacts, labor lawyer says8 April 2008
A Las Vegas labor attorney told Nevada's high court justices Monday that Wynn Las Vegas illegally violated employment agreements with its dealers when it changed its tip-pooling policy in 2006.
Top-10 tips for enjoying Vegas7 April 2008
Las Vegas can be an intimidating town for first-time visitors and gamblers. So if you're headed to the Strip in the near future and want to make the most of the trip, take these tips to heart and you'll definitely have a good time.
Golden Gate owners celebrate7 April 2008
Derek Stevens, whose family owns the Las Vegas 51s baseball team and a stake in the Riviera, recently made his first public appearance at the Golden Gate since buying into the 102-year-old property on Fremont Street in March.
WPT heads to Bellagio for Ladies' Championship7 April 2008
Concluding its first official season, the World Poker Tour Ladies tour arrives at Bellagio this month for the inaugural WPT Ladies Championship.
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