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Mandalay Bay Sues Over Convention Cancellation
3 December 2001
Mandalay Bay has filed a lawsuit against a California company that cited fear of traveling in the wake of the Sept. 11 suicide hijackings for canceling an October conference at the South Strip property.
Casinos at Greater Risk of Cybercrime2 December 2001
According to investigators, it is only a matter of time before Las Vegas’ resorts become the targets of cybercrime.
Economic Woes May Spur Asian Gambling2 December 2001
News Brief: Tough times for the Asian economy could lead to a spread of legalized gambling throughout Las Vegas in a move reminiscent of the early 1990s gambling boom that overtook the United States.
Las Vegas Spinmeisters Struggle with Impact of Sept. 11 Attacks2 December 2001
Normally upbeat public relations executives have been unusually guarded in their comments since the tragedy, as they weigh the impact of their statements on different constituencies.
Mikohn Sues Safegames over Blackjack Device30 November 2001
Mikohn Gaming is suing to stop Safegames, a Las Vegas gaming control system developer, and its two European shareholders from marketing a device called `Safe Jack' in the United States.
Aladdin For Sale29 November 2001
The bankrupt Aladdin's lenders expect the property to be sold as soon as May, and are evaluating whether a direct sale or an auction would be the best way to market the troubled Strip megaresort.
Paul-Son Gaming Sues Insurers29 November 2001
Gaming equipment maker Paul-Son Gaming Corp. has sued to force its insurance companies AIG Technical Services Inc. and National Union Fire Insurance Co. to indemnify the company against a lawsuit filed by a former executive.
Little Hope For Laid-Off Las Vegas Workers29 November 2001
Unemployment soared from 5 percent to 6.7 percent in the Las Vegas area from September to October and economists and observers say they're not sure when that pain will finally end, or when Las Vegas' boomtown days will return.
Casino Dealers Picket Tropicana29 November 2001
Table games dealers picketed the Tropicana Wednesday in hopes of landing a union contract at the south Strip property.
MGM Mirage Changes Charity Policy29 November 2001
MGM Mirage, the largest donor to the United Way of Southern Nevada, will change its payroll deduction plan to give employees other options for donations.
Aladdin Bankers Plan to Auction Property28 November 2001
By the time 2002 comes to an end, the bankrupt Aladdin hotel-casino will likely be put on the sales block.
Slot Firm Moving into Las Vegas Headquarters28 November 2001
Aristocrat Technologies will begin moving into an 82,000-square-foot, three-story building near Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport in January.
Union Seeks Ordinance on Casino Layoffs28 November 2001
News Brief: A union proposal for mandatory severance pay for workers who lose their jobs in big layoffs at hotel-casinos may not be legal because it targets only one industry, Reno's city attorney said Tuesday.
Thanksgiving Was Good for Vegas, But Uncertainty Back27 November 2001
According to Las Vegas casino executives, the Thanksgiving weekend was good. However, they expect the holiday period to be even slower than usual.
Three Las Vegas Hotels Named Among North America's Best26 November 2001
Las Vegas Strip hotels Bellagio, Four Seasons and the Venetian were named among North America's 50 best hotels by readers of Conde Nast Traveler magazine.
Ad Campaign Helps Las Vegas Tourism Rebound26 November 2001
A new series of ads featuring Las Vegas celebrities singing along with Sinatra is being introduced to help boost Las Vegas’ tourism industry.
Vegas Gamblers Sue over Arrest on Cheating Charges26 November 2001
Two gamblers have sued Caesars Palace and Las Vegas investigators and regulators, alleging they were wrongfully accused of card-bending or cheating. They claim they were improperly arrested.
Las Vegas Round-Up25 November 2001
A round-up of bits of casino news including a bit of trivia, thoughts from a casino president and news about the impact of tightened US-Canada border security.
Las Vegas Casino Stock Down25 November 2001
The Las Vegas Gaming Stock Index was down 3.72 points for the week, or 1 percent, to close at 338.92.
Union and Turnberry Dispute over Planned Resort Grows23 November 2001
The Culinary Union says the developers of the London-themed casino at the site of the old El Rancho are in for a Venetian-style fight over union recognition procedures.
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