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Aladdin Sees Big Jump in Cash Flow for March

25 April 2002

The Aladdin's financial performance improved drastically in March, in line with the recovery trend being reported up and down the Las Vegas Strip.

Ruffin Plans New Casino Hotel

25 April 2002

New Frontier owner Phil Ruffin is closing in on a joint venture to build a $750 million to $800 million casino resort project just north of the New Frontier.

Economist: Las Vegas Making a Comeback

24 April 2002

News Brief: According to a top national economist, Las Vegas is making a strong comeback from the economic downturn and should show increases in several key indicators by the end of the year.

Major Casinos, Union Finish Initial Meetings

24 April 2002

MGM Mirage, Park Place and Mandalay has met with Culinary Local 226 officials to begin contract negotiations for Las Vegas' unionized housekeepers and food-service workers.

World Series of Poker Begins

22 April 2002

Friday was the first day of play in the 33rd World Series of Poker at Binion's Horseshoe casino in downtown Las Vegas.

Simon Property Group and Park Place Entertainment Announce Expansion of the Forum Shops at Caesars

22 April 2002

Simon Property Group and Park Place Entertainment , parent company of Caesars Palace, has announced plans for the Phase III expansion of The Forum Shops at Caesars.

Las Vegas Casino Host Spoils His Big-Time Losers

22 April 2002

Steve Cyr is a high-roller hunter whose job is to bring the big gamblers into Las Vegas and make sure they have such a good time, they don’t fret over the thousands they lose to the casinos.

Las Vegas Wins Big on High Class Dining

22 April 2002

In just a decade, the Land of Cheap Buffet has been transformed into a mecca for world-class gourmet dining.

Mandalay Opposes Halloween Parade

19 April 2002

Mandalay says it will not support a proposal to hold a Halloween parade down Las Vegas Boulevard.

New Four Queens Owner Hopes to Boost Downtown

19 April 2002

Terry Caudill, who is buying the Four Queens Hotel & Casino for $21.1 million, hopes to help boost the image of downtown Las Vegas.

Wynn, Binion Discuss Business Possiblities

18 April 2002

Casino moguls Steve Wynn and Jack Binion have discussed a potential merger of their companies or other business combination.

Binion's Owner Denies Financial Problems

18 April 2002

Binion Horsehoe owner, Becky Behnen, denies that the casino is in deep financial trouble.

Court Rejects Plea Of Casino Vendor

18 April 2002

The courts rejected the appeal of David Morgan, who sued the Sands Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas in April 1994, claiming he was owed money for supplying roadside billboard advertisement for the resort.

Airport Shuts Down While Winds Whip Las Vegas

17 April 2002

News Brief: The neon continued to glow but traffic at McCarran International Airport was shut down for two hours Monday as high winds whipped a dust shroud over the city.

Progress Reported in Aladdin Sale Process

16 April 2002

Plans to sell the Aladdin are apparently moving forward once again, despite a legal battle that had threatened to postpone the process.

Topless Club Lawsuit Claims Cabbie Kickbacks in Las Vegas

15 April 2002

News Brief: Olympic Garden topless nightclub owner Peter Eliades is accusing managers of a popular rival adult nightclub of conspiring with Las Vegas cabbies to steal business from him.

Woman Loses Claim Against Fitzgeralds Casino

15 April 2002

The Nevada Supreme Court has rejected the claim of a woman who said she was injured while being evacuated from her 32nd floor room at Fitzgeralds Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas during a fire in June 1998.

New Fitzgerald's Owner Looking to Expand

15 April 2002

Three months after he acquired Fitzgeralds, Detroit businessman Don Barden said he's looking at expanding the long-struggling downtown Las Vegas hotel-casino, though probably not until next year at the earliest.

Casino Offers Drink to Boost Anti-Yucca Mountain Campaign

14 April 2002

News Brief: Bellying up to the bar at Jerry's Nugget Casino will get you more than just a hangover. It'll help a campaign to keep nuclear waste out of Nevada.

Stratosphere Thrill Ride Delayed Another Month

12 April 2002

News Brief: The Stratosphere will wait another month for a verdict from the Las Vegas Planning Commission on a controversial roller coaster that nearby residents believe will hurt the quality of life in their neighborhoods.

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