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Jeff Simpson says businesses that provide poor customer service are ripe for replacement by rivals

If there's one thing that really irks Jeff Simpson as a consumer, it is lousy customer service.

Stretching out the fun time

Sometimes, slot machine makers think they've come up with a better mouse trap, and the mice don't bite.

Las Vegas Hilton hosts charity poker event

Robin Leach will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the T.J. Martell Foundation's first annual Celebrity Poker Tournament, to be held December 11, 2007 at the Las Vegas Hilton.

Binion's sale expect to close soon

MTR Gaming Group and TLC would expect to close on the sale of Binion’s Gambling Hall & Hotel by February 2008.

Downtown's Plaza fights for its name with upscale Strip resort

Owners of the famed Plaza Hotel in New York have run into a little problem opening a Las Vegas version of their Manhattan landmark.

Palazzo not taking room bookings till after slated opening

The $1.6 billion Palazzo, which had been scheduled to open Dec. 20, is not taking hotel room reservations until Dec. 28.

Top-10 Gambling TV commericals

There's a wealth of creative and funny gambling ads out there. Here's our look at the best of the best.

No Palazzo bookings until after opening

The $1.6 billion Palazzo, which had been scheduled to open Dec. 20, is not taking hotel room reservations until Dec. 28.

Shoppes at the Palazzo to open in January

The Shoppes at The Palazzo will open to the public on January 18, 2008.

OJ pleads not guilty to robbery

News Brief: Ex-American football star OJ Simpson has pleaded not guilty to kidnapping and armed robbery charges arising from an incident at a Las Vegas hotel.

Investors pay second deposit in hopes of buying Hooters

The investment group working to buy the financially struggling Hooters Hotel paid a second $1.5 million nonrefundable deposit late Monday to guarantee its right to close the deal through June.

Card counters talk to casino execs at Global Gaming Expo

News Brief: Last week some of the most infamous card counters in Las Vegas history found themselves face-to-face with casino executives.

Airport's art zone

The D gates concourse at McCarran International Airport is a contemporary wonderland of international travel and slot machine folly.

Looking in on: Gaming

Handheld gambling devices were the big buzz at last year's Global Gaming Expo trade show but are still undergoing testing in the Gaming Control Board's slot lab.

Harrah's accused of neglecting inner city Las Vegas

Harrah's Entertainment, which is about to be taken private in a $17.1 billion buyout, has broken promises to the local black community and is not doing enough economically for the struggling inner city, a group of activists from west Las Vegas told gaming regulators Wednesday.

The strip: That old 'Pack' magic

Unlike its Rat Pack-era contemporaries, the Sahara has been spared a date with a demolition team.

Panasonic plays placement to the max

When Planet Hollywood wanted to create a massive message board and video screen for its property, the company turned to Panasonic, the global electronics giant.

Tamares wins legal battle

Tamares Las Vegas Properties, the private investment group that owns the historic Plaza Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, won a legal victory Monday in its bid to protect its Plaza Hotel & Casino name in Las Vegas.

Strip tower given a trim

A Texas-based developer's dream of building the tallest building west of the Mississippi River on the old Wet 'n Wild site on the Strip took a big hit Monday after federal officials lopped nearly 500 feet off the project's proposed height.

Parking gobbled up fast

With about 800,000 people expected to go to and from McCarran International Airport from Wednesday through the weekend after Thanksgiving, airport officials are pushing their prescription for good mental health.

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