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Project CityCenter cost increased

Casino giant MGM Mirage said Friday that it has raised the estimated cost of its CityCenter project on the Strip to because of an increase in the overall size of the development.

Lady Luck owners granted extension

Owners of a shuttered Las Vegas casino raised the stakes on their pitch to revive the property in downtrodden downtown, with help from an internationally known hotel operator and 5.5 acres of city-owned land.

MGM buys parcels for new center

MGM Mirage has assembled the acreage to construct a similar and potentially larger development on the Strip's northern end.

The Pearl opens with world record attempt

For the grand opening of The Pearl, the Palms Casino Resort will be engulfed in 160 skytracker lights.

MGM Mirage purchases more property

MGM Mirage has entered into agreements with two landowners to purchase several parcels of land located on the Las Vegas Strip, which, combined with existing holdings, will give the company a new, 78-acre site for future development.

The Strip: They won't dream of genie anymore

With high-profile celebrities on hand and owners in high spirits, a Strip property dropped a name Tuesday and leapt into the future.

Planet Hollywood casino resort revealed

Planet Hollywood announces the arrival of the new Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on the former site of the Aladdin, in the heart of the legendary Las Vegas Strip.

Strip project gets new investor

Australia's largest gaming operator announced late Monday it is buying almost 20 percent of the company building the $2.8 billion Fontainebleau on the Strip's north end.

Wynn dealers near vote on union

The National Labor Relations Board is expected to quickly schedule an election at which Wynn Las Vegas dealers can decide if they support having the union negotiate a collective bargaining agreement.

Fontainebleau, PBL sign deal

Fontainebleau Resorts LLC, has entered into a definitive agreement with Publishing & Broadcasting Limited.

Jeff Simpson has some good news and bad news for Wynn dealers who support a union

For Wynn Las Vegas dealers interested in joining a union as a way to reverse the property's tip-sharing policy, there was good news and bad news last week.

Looking in on: Gaming

The Transport Workers Union has petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for a secret-ballot election to represent Wynn Las Vegas dealers.

It's union time or demolition for Imperial Palace

Imperial Palace, once the most virulently anti-union property on the Strip, will almost certainly become unionized if it is not imploded by its new owners.

Inside gaming column: Bye, bye Aladdin; hooray for Hollywood

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

TOURISM: Hoop hype hot, visitation mild

The NBA All-Star Game attracted widespread media attention in February but Las Vegas saw just a small increase in new visitors to Southern Nevada for the month, visitation figures show.

Silverton eyes golden future

With the roadwork outside its door completed, the Silverton is scheduled to begin a $500 million expansion this June that will include doubling its hotel occupancy.

Academy of County Music holds charity poker event

As a part of the Week Vegas Goes Country, the Academy of Country Music announced their plans for the 1st Annual Charity Poker Tournament today.

Sahara to get some L.A. glitz

Independent casino operators are a dying breed on the Strip, a playing field controlled by growing chains with billions of dollars at their disposal.

Looking in on: Gaming

Builders of the coming Cosmopolitan Resort & Casino will host a traditional Japanese wine-pouring ceremony Monday to celebrate the first upward construction of the resort at Harmon Avenue and the Strip.

Casinos constantly on lookout for cons

They call them fleas. Casino cons. Guys who buzz around the betting floor, looking for a scam or a cheat or a fleece.

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