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Three Las Vegas Hotels Named Among North America's Best
26 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.
Vacation Village Hotel-Casino Auctioned for $17.8 Million21 November 2001
Las Vegas developer Capital One LLC won the bidding for the bankrupt Vacation Village hotel-casino, agreeing to pay $17.8 million for the property on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.
Gaming People: Recent Appointments and Promotions20 November 2001
A summary of the recent appointments and promotions for Las Vegas gaming companies.
Venetian Praises Raised Rental Rate20 November 2001
The Venetian is praising Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority's move to increase rental rates.
Nevada Regulators Approve License for Green Valley Ranch Hotel-Casino20 November 2001
The Nevada Gaming Commission issued a gaming license Monday for the $300 million Green Valley Ranch hotel-casino in suburban Henderson, which is scheduled to open Dec. 18.
Canadian Company Assumes Control of Regent20 November 2001
Hundreds of workers at the Regent Las Vegas have lost their jobs in recent days, clearing the way for Monday's scheduled sale of the bankrupt hotel-casino to Hotspur Resorts, a Canadian company.
Gamblers, Caesars in Dispute Over $5.9 million19 November 2001
Two Hong Kong high-rollers are fighting Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip for the return of $5.9 million they claim was wired to their Caesars' gambling account.
London Clubs Deals Its Way Out of Aladdin Obligation19 November 2001
London Clubs International announced Friday it has finally reached a deal extricating it from its financial obligations to the bankrupt Aladdin hotel-casino on the Strip.
Gaming Figure Cliff Jones Dies18 November 2001
News Brief: Cliff Jones, a former lieutenant governor, international casino developer and power broker whose legendary influence earned him the nickname `the Big Juice,’ died Friday at a local hospice.
$50 Million Finance Proposal Keeps Aladdin Open18 November 2001
News Brief: A bankruptcy judge has approved a $50 million financing plan for the Aladdin designed to keep the megaresort open through the end of next year.
Nevada Regulators Clears Horseshoe In Poker Tourney Prize Dispute16 November 2001
Nevada gaming regulators recently decided that the owner of Binion's Horseshoe violated no state rules when she divided a share of World Series of Poker prize pools among her employees.
Researchers Seeking More Casino Dealers for Smoke Study16 November 2001
More than 40 casino dealers have agreed to take part in a landmark study on the effects of second-hand smoke, but researchers say the drive to recruit 375 volunteers has been hampered by the post-Sept. 11 layoffs.
Nevada Court Approves Cash Shortages Policy16 November 2001
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that a casino had the right to withhold money from the wages of a cashier if there were shortages in the cash drawer.
Horseshoe Cleared in Poker Tourney Dispute16 November 2001
Nevada regulators decided that the owner of Binion’s Horseshoe violated no state rules when she divided some of the World Series of Poker prize pool among employees.
Palms Casino Opens with Celebrity-Studded Grand Opening Ceremony16 November 2001
Over 7,000 people including celebrities and VIPs tested their luck at the off-Strip hotel and casino, which boasts such eclectic restaurants and entertainment venues as Rain in the Desert, Little Buddha Cafe, and Ghost Bar.
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