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Wynn Workers Want Culinary Union

28 April 2005

Union organizers were able to get a majority of the cocktail servers, bartenders, maids, porters and food service workers at Wynn Las Vegas to agree to join the union, Arte Nathan, chief human resources officer of Wynn Las Vegas, said.

New Development, The Engine That Drives The Gaming Industry

27 April 2005

Las Vegas-Based Airline Plans Texas Flights

27 April 2005

Allegiant Air will begin nonstop flights twice a week between Las Vegas and the border city of McAllen, Texas, beginning June 24.

Chance Run-In Leads To Gunfire, One Man Dead On Flamingo

27 April 2005

News Brief: Police are calling it a chance encounter that ended with one man dead in front of The Palms.

Cost of Wynn Las Vegas Doesn't Faze Analysts

27 April 2005

Even though Las Vegas developer Steve Wynn is building the most expensive resort ever, few industry insiders and experts are betting against him being able to make a profit on his new megaresort.

Wynn Revels in Magic Moments

27 April 2005

Unlike Steve Wynn's previous hotel unveilings, when man-made volcanoes, dancing water fountains, pirate battles and pyrotechnic building implosions signaled a new beginning, the lifting of the wall of silence surrounding the $2.7 billion Wynn Las Vegas won't be any more than a simple countdown on the resort's marquee.

2005 World Champion of Blackjack Crowned

27 April 2005

Play to Win reports that Ken Einiger from Las Vegas is this year's World Champion of Blackjack.

Four Valley Spas Earn High Rankings

25 April 2005

It may come as no surprise to the pampered: Four of the country's top spas are located in the Las Vegas Valley.

From First Glance, Las Vegas Held Allure for Wynn

25 April 2005

The real Steve Wynn is a street fighter who has had to orchestrate comebacks from calamities that would have flattened lesser operators.

Charity Event Precedes Public Opening

25 April 2005

Guests paying either $7,500 or $1,500 will get the first look at the $2.7 billion Wynn Las Vegas as part of a charity fund-raiser Wednesday evening.

Look Back Reveals Parallels With Project, Developer

25 April 2005

It's the fourth week of April, and all eyes are fixed on the Strip for the long-awaited debut of Las Vegas' latest playground for the fabulous, rich and famous

Wynn Las Vegas: The Unveiling

25 April 2005

Wynn has again changed the look of the Las Vegas skyline with the resort's 50-story, curved tower covered in bronze glass.

Bellagio Unveils Table Game Version of Texas Hold 'em

25 April 2005

The company responsible for bringing the World Poker Tour to an estimated cable television audience of 5 million weekly viewers now wants to offer a variation of the popular Texas hold 'em game to casino patrons.

Las Vegas Bid for NBA Game No Long Shot

25 April 2005

Las Vegas' bid to host the National Basketball Association's All-Star weekend received a major boost Friday.

NBA to Discuss Las Vegas All-Star Game Potential

22 April 2005

NBA leaders will convene today inside a posh Manhattan hotel for a gathering that could advance or crush Las Vegas' nascent bid to host the league's All-Star weekend in February 2007.

McCarran Seeks to Extend Life of Passenger Fee

22 April 2005

McCarran International Airport initially requested for the new $4.50 passenger fee to remain through July 1, 2011, but airport leaders recently asked the Federal Aviation Administration for permission to maintain the rate through Aug. 1, 2021.

Stratosphere Ride Cleared to Reopen

22 April 2005

The Insanity thrill ride atop the Stratosphere got the green light to reopen this morning.

Hooters Casino Hotel Breaks Ground

21 April 2005

Neil Kiefer, chief executive of Hooters Casino Hotel and Michael Hessling, chief operating officer, were at a groundbreaking ceremony for the $130 million renovation of the Hotel San Remo.

Airlines' Merger Talk Could Spark Industry Consolidation

20 April 2005

For months, America West Airlines Chief Executive Doug Parker has been saying that the nation's airlines are offering too many seats to too few passengers and that a consolidation would benefit the entire industry.

Las Vegas: English Double-Decker Buses to Make Strip Debut

20 April 2005

News Brief: A fleet of 50 double-decker buses imported from Great Britain, like the ones used in London, Hong Kong, Singapore and New York, are set to begin operating on the Strip.

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