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Stratosphere parent company sale approved

The $1.3 billion sale of the Stratosphere's parent company, American Casino & Entertainment Properties, to an affiliate of Goldman Sachs was approved Thursday by the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Annie Duke leads Ladies Only Event

UltimateBet.com today announced that Annie Duke is slated to lead this year's Ladies Only Event of the World Series of Poker Academy.

Asian casinos need strong surveillance against cheats

International News Brief: Asia's casinos need strong internal controls and surveillance to guard against organized efforts to cheat them, a member of the Nevada Gaming Control Board said Wednesday.

Jeff Simpson on the new Palazzo

Jeff Simpson on what went right, wrong and what’s still incomplete at the new Palazzo

Macau revenues close in on Vegas

International News Brief: Gaming revenues in the southern Chinese territory of Macau soared last year, beating expectations and rivalling proceeds from the Las Vegas region.

Jeff Haney analyzes the numerous offbeat Super Bowl 'prop' bets

The biggest betting slips, those indicating wagers of five or six figures, are still issued on one team or the other to cover the point spread on Super Bowl Sunday.

Civic duty meets convenience on Strip

Las Vegas gambling company executives said the Democratic caucuses were a success for the casino workers and did not disrupt business during the casino's busy three-day holiday weekend.

See Clinton victorious, right by the slot machines

After a campaign punctuated by appearances conspicuously far from casino floors, Hillary Clinton gave her speech on the casino’s second-floor mezzanine, a stone’s throw from banks of slot machines.

Inside gaming column: Casino connection not novel to Vegas

Las Vegas Sands Corp. didn't need to obtain a gaming license from state regulators to open the $1.9 billion Palazzo this month.

Gadget group official accuses furniture mart of poaching buyers

The leader of the biggest convention in Las Vegas is accusing operators of the city's largest trade show venue of poaching buyers from the International Consumer Electronics Show.

The Palazzo makes its long-awaited grand debut in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Sands company spares no expense in unveiling its new $1.9 billion resort that, when combined with The Venetian and the Sands Expo and Convention Center, make up the world's biggest indoor structure.

Cosmopolitan work to go on amid financing negotiations

Construction of the $3 billion Cosmopolitan project on the Strip will continue toward a December 2009 opening while the owner and the banks work on new financing for the project.

Perini Corp. signs deal with Deutsche Bank

Perini Building Company, Inc, a wholly owned subsidiary of Perini Corporation, has in place an interim commitment with Deutsche Bank.

Las Vegas mentalist predict lottery numbers

On the heels of his recent appearance on NBC's reality series 'Phenomenon,' mentalist Gerry McCambridge ends his Las Vegas show each night by successfully predicting the lottery numbers.

Casino de Genting tops list of casinos with most hotel rooms

Casino City digs into its in-depth data to come up with a Top-10 list of casino hotels by the number of rooms available. While Malaysia's Casino de Genting leads the list with more than 6,000 rooms, the other nine properties all reside in Las Vegas.

Wall Street attacks gaming tax hike

News Brief: Stepping up the counterattack on two controversial gaming tax increase proposals, a Wall Street analyst attack a major tax hike.

Culinary union pushes hard

As the Culinary Union worked feverishly this week to persuade its members to support Barack Obama, a prickly question arose: What is the difference between tough political tactics and unethical, or illegal, intimidation?

Bellagio becomes media ground zero

Between a lawsuit and the Culinary Union's political weight in Saturday's caucus, the Bellagio’s basement cafeteria has become ground zero for the media.

Shiny new Shoppes at Palazzo

The Shoppes at Palazzo retailers are betting the drawing power of Las Vegas and the novelty of 34 new-to-market stores and restaurants will be enough to overcome the glum business headlines.

Palazzo kicks off with spectacular show

Las Vegas Sands Corp.launched a spectacular music, light, and firework display that officially opened the company's new $1.9 billion resort -- The Palazzo Las Vegas.

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