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Gaming Board to Focus on Casino Applicants' Finances

7 November 2002

Nevada gaming regulators used a Wednesday license hearing for the owners of the old Flamingo Reno to send a message to Las Vegas-based finance company Vestin Group.

National Airline's Closes, Passengers Stranded

7 November 2002

News Brief: The Las Vegas-based National Airlines grounded its 18 aircraft late Wednesday in Las Vegas with little warning and no refunds for thousands of travelers forced to make other travel arrangements.

JetBlue Plans to Add Route Between New York and Las Vegas

6 November 2002

News Brief: JetBlue Airways plans to add twice-daily flights between Las Vegas and New York City's JFK International Airport on Jan. 7 with introductory rates as low as $99 each way.

Tepid Returns Handicap Vegas Development

6 November 2002

Wall Street disappointment over returns from recent projects is clipping capital availability, reining in Strip construction and dashing local economic prospects, at least through 2004, analysts said.

The Venetian Courts Weddings

6 November 2002

The bridal industry is big business nationwide and especially here in Las Vegas. The new Venetian chapel complex is set to open next summer.

Downtown Attraction May Receive Upgrade

5 November 2002

The Fremont Street Experience has signed a contract with a Korean company to upgrade the elaborate lightbulb canopy in downtown Las Vegas that beckons tourists with a nightly light show.

Cannery Decides Against Outside Hotel Brands

5 November 2002

Cannery hotel-casino executives have made some critical decisions about how they plan to operate their $100 million North Las Vegas locals casino, executives said Monday.

Venetian Sues Gambler

4 November 2002

The Venetian casino has sued a Hong Kong businessman who allegedly owed it $700,040 in debts.

Harrah's Eyes Local Las Vegas Market

4 November 2002

The country's most geographically diverse casino operator is casting its eye at a choice casino market, one of the most lucrative casino markets in the country.

Fashion Show Expansion to Open

1 November 2002

Ending more than a decade of planning and anticipation, the first phase of the Fashion Show mall's $1 billion expansion is scheduled to open at 10 a.m. today.

Kenneth Wynn: Le Reve Design Will Raise the Bar

1 November 2002

Le Reve will be as different from the Bellagio as the Mirage was from Caesars Palace when the tropical-themed megaresort opened in 1989, said Kenneth Wynn, Steve Wynn’s brother.

Cost of Le Reve Subject to Debate

1 November 2002

So just exactly how much will the Le Reve project cost? Media accounts on the price tag have been confusing.

MGM Mirage Talking to Condo Developer

1 November 2002

MGM Mirage is in talks with luxury timeshare developer Turnberry Associates about building a "condominium hotel" complex on land near the MGM Grand.

Wynn Breaks Ground on Le Reve

1 November 2002

Steve Wynn's newest dream came one step closer to reality when the Strip developer broke ground on his $1.85 billion Le Reve.

Lady Luck Casino Changes Owners

31 October 2002

Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. has closed on the sale of its money-losing Lady Luck hotel and casino in downtown Las Vegas to a new business entity with plans to convert a wing of the property into timeshares.

Aladdin Sales Proposal Clears Another Obstacle

30 October 2002

A settlement has been reached between the owners of the Aladdin hotel-casino and a company that had been contracted to stage a production show starring actress Carmen Electra.

Mandalay Targets Website Operator

30 October 2002

Mandalay Resort Group sued in U.S. District Court to stop a Lincoln, Neb., company from linking Mandalay's Gold Strike trademark to "City Gold" -- an online directory that guides Web users to hundreds of Nebraska business websites.

Union Dispute at Hacienda, Sahara Reconsidered

29 October 2002

A federal appeals court ruled that the National Labor Relations Board must take another look at its decision that favored the Hacienda and Sahara hotel-casinos in a fight with the Culinary and Bartenders unions.

Source: Offer for Bankrupt Aladdin Still On

29 October 2002

California-based casino operators Pinnacle Entertainment and Colony Capital still plan to offer to buy the Aladdin despite recent comments from Pinnacle CEO Dan Lee that his company wasn't currently involved in the talks, an inside source said Monday.

California Hotel & Casino Brings in Loyal Hawaiian Customers

28 October 2002

News Brief: The California Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is not resemble any of the glitzy elaborate casinos of the strip. However, it does have a customer base of unparalleled loyalty and most of their guest hail from Hawaii.

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