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The smart money on Wall Street says developers won't be financing resorts that aren't already far along in the construction process.

Mike Joseph has been in casino management for more than 20 years. Now he has two books which should help anyone new to surveillance or management.

Girls Gone Wild” mogul Joe Francis said Tuesday there was no criminal intent on his part to avoid paying his gambling debts to Wynn Las Vegas.

One of the two men who brought guns to a Las Vegas hotel last year testified Wednesday that O.J. Simpson told them to bring "heat" to the confrontation.

Judge rules owners of the Plaza Hotel in New York City weren't malicious toward owners of the Plaza hotel-casino in downtown Las Vegas, when former group sought to build hotel of same name.

O.J. Simpson’s lawyer, Yale Galanter, has moved for a mistrial.

Jury to hear from witness who carried gun into Sept. 13, 2007, confrontation in Las Vegas hotel.

Despite the escalating unemployment rate in Nevada and nationally, Wynn continues to accept applications for 5,300 newly created job opportunities, as it prepares to unveil Encore.

Shares in General Growth Properties, a company that owns some of the most prestigious malls in Las Vegas, fell to their lowest value since 2002 on Monday.

Volatility again rocked the financial markets Monday, sending stocks, including those of Las Vegas casino companies, reeling.

O.J. Simpson told one of his companions to 'put the guns away,' when Simpson and his entourage had a run-in with two collectibles dealers.

Clark County firefighters responded to two small fires overnight at two Las Vegas Strip resorts.

News brief: Vegas barreled through previous U.S. economic recessions with no problem, but the current slowdown has had a much bigger impact on the gambling mecca than economists expected.

A longtime patron of the Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas became an instant millionaire last week when she hit a multi-level progressive jackpot worth $6,978,752.98 while playing the popular Wheel of Fortune game.

Housing bust, credit crunch, high fuel costs blamed for Las Vegas unemployment.

Gingerly, casinos are making relatively small areas smoke free.

Airline cuts in Las Vegas are taking a bite out of traffic at McCarran International Airport, to the tune of a 9.9 percent decrease in August compared with a year ago.

The public relations machine for the $9.2 billion CityCenter was churning this week.

Michael Frey is opening his first restaurant later this month, T&T (Tacos & Tequila) in the Luxor, after 11 years carving a niche in the lucrative cigar retail and bar business.

Review of first week proceedings; second week of trial continues today.