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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.

Las Vegas Rebounding from Economic Slump

28 October 2002

News Brief: The nagging travel slump that has most of the nation's tourism industry facing a recovery crapshoot has positioned Las Vegas as a high-stakes winner with packed hotels, rebounding room rates and profits for the city's leading casino giants.

Hawaiians Find an Unlikely Eden in Las Vegas

28 October 2002

News Brief: A broad swath of the Hawaiian middle class — hotel workers, retired police officers, teachers and, increasingly, nurses and other professionals — abandoned its economically depressed home state in the last 10 years, seeking better jobs, cheaper houses and easier lives here.

Stratosphere Names a New CEO, President

25 October 2002

Richard Brown has been promoted from chief operating officer to president and chief executive officer of the Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Leads Fight Against Offshore Gambling Sites

24 October 2002

News Brief: There is a rising interest in putting an end to Internet gambling, and Las Vegas is leading the fight.

Aladdin Five Straight Money Losing Months

22 October 2002

The bankrupt Aladdin recorded its fifth straight money-losing month in September, the company reported in a Monday U.S. Bankruptcy Court filing, but property executives say the Aladdin results are better than they superficially appear.

Cannery Job Interviews Underway

22 October 2002

The Cannery in North Las Vegas, the biggest valley casino currently under construction, has already interviewed more than 5,000 job applicants, property executives said Monday.

Canadian Airline Plan to Fly to Vegas

22 October 2002

A Canadian startup airline has included Las Vegas among its initial destinations and hopes to launch service to McCarran International Airport sometime in late November.

Gay-Oriented Hotel Planned For Las Vegas

21 October 2002

A gaming industry veteran is developing the 47-room Blue Moon Resort on Sahara Avenue at Interstate 15, providing Las Vegas with its first gay-oriented hotel.

Park Place Execs Have High Hopes for Caesars

21 October 2002

With all the trappings of Imperial Rome, Park Place Entertainment executives hope completion this week of the $95 million Colosseum will herald the resurrection of Caesars Palace as a key competitor on the Strip.

McCarran Reverses 12 Month Slide

21 October 2002

For the first time in a year, the monthly passenger traffic count at McCarran International Airport increased compared with the same period 12 months ago.

City Council Approves Measures for Aliante Project

17 October 2002

New zoning designations that clear the way for a casino and residential development in part of the Aliante master-planned community in North Las Vegas were unanimously approved Wednesday by the City Council.

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