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Big Six Endure Stagnant Cash Flow

12 January 2004

Major Las Vegas gaming operators, faced with wage increases, higher taxes and the war in Iraq, finished 2003 with cash flow virtually unchanged from the year before.

Casino In Debt: Binion's Forced to Close

12 January 2004

Deputy U.S. marshals entered Binion's Horseshoe late Friday armed with two court orders authorizing them to seize up to $1.9 million in cash from the casino, an action that forced the closure of the 52-year-old property's casino.

THEhotel Raises the Bar

9 January 2004

THEhotel at Mandalay Bay ushers in a new model of understated luxury to the Las Vegas Strip, affording guests a haven of sophistication and service on par with the best boutique hotels in the world.

Allegiant Air Adds Flights

8 January 2004

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air said today that on March 3 it will begin non-stop flights five days per week between Peoria, Illinois, and Las Vegas.

Limitation Placed on Golden Nugget License

8 January 2004

Concern about the relationship of strip-club owner Rick Rizzolo to prospective Golden Nugget buyers prompted the Gaming Control Board to tack a one-year limitation on the duo's license recommendation.

Red Rock Station Plan gets County Approval

8 January 2004

Clark County commissioners unanimously approved revised plans for the Red Rock Station resort Wednesday.

Immigration Plan Could Fuel Job Competition

8 January 2004

Competition could stiffen for lower-paying jobs in Las Vegas if Congress approves President Bush's proposal to allow illegal immigrants to work for three years in the United States with proper documentation.

Gateway to Outfit Wynn Resorts

8 January 2004

Gateway will supply approximately 7,000 customized Gateway-branded plasma and LCD TVs as well as hundreds of DVD players and other products at Wynn Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Casinos Recovering

7 January 2004

News Brief: The casino industry continued to slowly recover from the disastrous blow caused by the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S., as visitor volumes and gaming receipts slowly crept toward their pre-September 11 levels.

Venetian Plows Ahead, Closure Nears for Tam O'Shanter

7 January 2004

Another piece of Las Vegas history will close next week to make way for The Venetian's second Las Vegas resort on the corner of Twain Avenue and the Strip, across from Wynn Resorts' new hotel-casino.

Binion's Hit with Second IRS Lien

7 January 2004

The Internal Revenue Service has placed a second tax lien on Binion's Horseshoe for unpaid employee payroll withholding taxes.

Sources: FBI Gathered Visitor Information Only in Las Vegas

7 January 2004

Only in Las Vegas did the FBI require all hotel operators to surrender guest lists and airlines to turn over arriving passenger manifests, sources at the U.S. Department of Justice said Tuesday.

Red Rock Station: 198-Foot Tower in Works

7 January 2004

Summerlin homeowners and Station Casinos struck a tentative compromise Tuesday, agreeing to a 198-foot tower at the gaming company's proposed resort, Red Rock Station, sources said.

Union Continues Drive at the Palms

7 January 2004

The Palms hotel-casino has settled one dispute with the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 while another dispute remains unresolved as it makes its way through the appeals process of the National Labor Relations Board.

Compromise Still Sought on Red Rock Station Design

6 January 2004

Opponents and planners of a new resort in Summerlin met for four hours Monday night in an effort to find a compromise design for the new Red Rock Station.

Woman Battles for $42.9 Million Slot Win

6 January 2004

An Oklahoma woman feels she's entitled to a $42.9 million payment after hitting a jackpot on a quarter machine at the Mandalay Bay Resort on the Las Vegas Strip.

Private Salons: Plenty of Good Seats Are Available

6 January 2004

Not one high-rolling gambler played in the Strip's three private casinos between March 1 and Nov. 30, the Gaming Control Board reported Monday.

Tourism: Visitors Find Las Vegas Vulnerable

6 January 2004

Visitors to Las Vegas have a newfound belief that the city is as vulnerable as the rest of the nation to terror attacks, an MRC Group Research Institute survey released Monday showed.

American Casino & Entertainment Properties Acquires Vegas Casinos

6 January 2004

American Casino & Entertainment Properties has agreed to acquire Arizona Charlie's Decatur and Arizona Charlie's Boulder, two casinos in Las Vegas.

Nevada Controller Projects Growth

5 January 2004

Nevada's economy is on the mend but it won't return to the explosive growth experienced in the 1990s, says state Controller Kathy Augustine.

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