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Aladdin Reports Profit in February

26 March 2004

The Aladdin reported a $4.1 million profit in February, reversing the $402,122 loss reported in January and the $4.1 million deficit recorded in December.

Flights Planned for Las Vegas, Quad Cities

26 March 2004

Orlando-based discount carrier AirTran Airways will continue its expansion in Las Vegas with nonstop round trips to and from the Quad Cities on the Iowa-Illinois border.

Horseshoe Workers Meet with Harrah's Officials

26 March 2004

Former Horseshoe workers both literally and figuratively moved closer to their old jobs Thursday after they met with officials from Harrah's Entertainment Corp.

Golden Nugget Owners Bank on Technology

25 March 2004

Travelscape founders Tim Poster and Tom Breitling, the new owners of the Golden Nugget who built their reputations in the high-tech business, are again banking their fortunes on technology.

Five Las Vegas Flights Added

25 March 2004

Southwest Airlines, the busiest commercial passenger carrier at McCarran International Airport, will add five new daily round-trip flights to Las Vegas beginning in June.

Gaughan Changeover Leaves Workers Melancholy

25 March 2004

For the hundreds of folks staffing the Plaza, Las Vegas Club, Gold Spike and Western casinos this morning, the sentiment about their hotels' former owner was clear. Jackie Gaughan has not been forgotten.

Barrick Takes Over Downtown Casinos

25 March 2004

Barrick Gaming Corp. executives took control of the Plaza, Las Vegas Club, Western and Gold Spike hotel-casinos shortly after midnight this morning.

Gorbachev's New Opinion of Vegas

25 March 2004

News Brief: Mikhail Gorbachev, who led the Soviet Union from 1985 until it dissolved in 1991 says he no longer has a low regard for Las Vegas.

March Madness Action in Vegas

25 March 2004

News Brief: The gambling-phobic NCAA may wince, but that home of the Final Four is Las Vegas, the neon asylum at the heart of March Madness.

Columnist: Las Vegas Downtown Developing an Attitude

23 March 2004

Columnist Jeff German wonders, if after all these years of operating in mediocrity, a new attitude is emerging in downtown Las Vegas.

Gaming Operator Freed from Prison

23 March 2004

Internet gaming whiz Jay Cohen was released Monday from the minimum-security Nellis Federal Prison Camp.

Man Shot in Robbery Attempt

23 March 2004

A man was nearly shot in the head while trying to fend off robbers in the parking lot of a Las Vegas casino.

S&P Outlook Optimistic on Las Vegas

23 March 2004

Standard & Poor's says Las Vegas is anticipated to outperform other gaming markets as it outpaces last year's continued recovery from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Harrah's Pushing Renovation for Binion's Reopening

23 March 2004

Harrah's Entertainment crews were scrambling Monday at Binion's Horseshoe to wrap up $1 million in improvements and ready the downtown landmark for its planned April 1 reopening.

Increase in Tourism Spending Bodes Well for Las Vegas, Official Says

23 March 2004

American travelers and the businesses that serve them spent more money in 2003 than in any 12-month period since 2000, the last full year before widespread economic troubles and the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, disrupted global travel, a new federal report says.

Boyd Gaming Names New General Manager of Sam's Town Shreveport

23 March 2004

Boyd Gaming Corporation today named Thomas A. Roberts, CPM as General Manager of its Sam's Town Shreveport facility.

NCAA Again Checking Up on Las Vegas Sports Books

22 March 2004

An executive with the NCAA who was a spectator in several Las Vegas sports books during the opening rounds of the NIT and NCAA basketball tournaments last week says his colleagues probably will be surprised to learn how many different ways there are to bet on a basketball game.

Inside Gaming: Wynn Hits Trifecta With Date

22 March 2004

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

Battling The Drought: The Water Use Myth

22 March 2004

Gaggles of visitors stroll up and down the Strip, agog over the spectacle, especially features such as the fountains, the tropical landscaping, and the assorted pools and water features.

Business Returning at Record Levels as War Jitters Subside

22 March 2004

Las Vegas is hot again, and not just temperature-wise.

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