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Fitzgeralds' Loss Widens

13 November 2003

The Fitzgeralds hotel-casino has reported a widening operating loss and negative cash flow for the third quarter compared to a year ago as part of the company's third quarter results.

Las Vegas Tourism Still Lagging

13 November 2003

Las Vegas recently enjoyed its best September in three years, but the city's tourism industry continues to lag behind its peak level set in 2000.

TV Spots that Happen Here Will Stay Here

12 November 2003

Like 'em or not, more 'Vegas Stories' ads are on the way.

Profit Falls 4% for NLV Casino Owner

10 November 2003

MTR Gaming Group of Chester, W.Va., reported Friday that increased competition in Nevada and costs associated with the purchase of an Ohio track resulted in a 4 percent drop in net earnings during the quarter ended Sept. 30.

Strong Slot Play Boosts September Gaming Win

10 November 2003

After a down month in August, Nevada casinos bounced back in September to report $841.5 million in winnings, up 3.9 percent from a year ago, the state reported today.

LVCVA Plans Promotional Section in Magazine

10 November 2003

Las Vegas will spotlight its position as a good location for corporate meetings and incentive bonus travel in a business publication that will reach 4.5 million readers.

Westin Wait Ends, Guests Welcomed

10 November 2003

Though it took much more time and money than its owner anticipated, the new Westin Casuarina Hotel finally welcomed its first customers Thursday evening.

Inside Gaming Column: Art of Borrowing Works for Wynns

10 November 2003

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

Televised Tournaments, Online Games Fuel Hot Growth for Las Vegas Poker

10 November 2003

Televised poker tournaments and Internet poker sites together have fueled explosive growth in the number of players, and Las Vegas poker bosses see the results in their card rooms.

In Depth: Gambling on Las Vegas: Street Smarts

10 November 2003

With the days of mob-operated casinos part of the city's colorful past, today's Las Vegas is a billion-dollar business with strong ties to Wall Street

Barney Vinson's World: Boxmen Get the Boot

8 November 2003

Barney Vinson: Vegas casinos are at it again, chopping down trees to plant a forest.

Harrah's, Horseshoe Gaming Merger Studied

7 November 2003

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating competition issues concerning Harrah's pending $1.46 billion acquisition of Horseshoe Gaming.

Westin Opens in Las Vegas

7 November 2003

The newest hotel-casino to open in Las Vegas claimed several other firsts when it checked in its first guests Thursday afternoon.

Nevada Casinos File Security Plans

7 November 2003

Nearly half of Nevada's hotel-casinos have complied with a new state law requiring them to file emergency response plans with the state and local police and fire departments.

Control Board Criticizes Hard Rock Print Ads

6 November 2003

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has recommended approval of a gaming license for an officer of the Hard Rock hotel-casino, but took the opportunity to criticize the property's risque advertising.

Contracts Awarded for Monorail

6 November 2003

Two contracts were approved last week for the design, construction and equipping of a planned 2.3-mile extension of the monorail into downtown Las Vegas from the Sahara hotel-casino along Main Street to a station near the Fremont Street Experience.

Harrah's Files Complaint Against Nevada Power

6 November 2003

A subsidiary of Harrah's Entertainment Inc. claims delays on the part of Nevada Power Co. are holding up plans to build a power plant at The Rio hotel-casino and have cost the company more than $1.5 million.

Imperial Palace Says Changes Paying Off

6 November 2003

Imperial Palace owner Betty Engelstad and the property's two new trustees have made big investments in technology that are starting to pay off for the center Strip resort.

Trump's Big Plans for Vegas

6 November 2003

Donald Trump says his plans for Las Vegas aren't getting smaller; they're getting bigger. He’s just not sure where the site for his proposed development will be.

Las Vegas Reaps in Benefits of Bull Riding

6 November 2003

The Professional Bull Riders tour has enjoyed a remarkable surge in popularity and is bringing more visitors to Las Vegas.

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