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SBE Entertainment secures last of $415 million in financing for Sahara

Los Angeles-based SBE Entertainment has secured the last piece of the $415 million in financing needed to transform the Strip resort into the SLS Las Vegas.

Old Sahara to have L.A. feel; retail provider named for SLS Las Vegas

SBE Entertainment will announce today a deal to give the Fred Segal chain an exclusive hold on the SLS retail business.

Sahara Hotel's golden era was filled with stars

When the Sahara's doors close, it will mark the end of a long and storied history in Strip entertainment.

Sahara offers last goodbyes after nearly 60 years

The Sahara's final guest checks out at around noon on Monday. The nearly 60-year-old Strip resort will cease operations two hours later, a victim of both the recession and of progress.

Closure doesn't sadden Sahara's former owner

Former owner of the Sahara Paul Lowden reminisces about his time running the iconic Vegas strip casino, and plans one last dinner at its famous House of Lords steakhouse before the casino closes its doors for good.

Sahara employees to receive severance pay

Monday’s closing of the Sahara will put almost 400 employees out of work. SBE Entertainment is providing Sahara workers with severance pay based on years of service.

Casino City Gang -- Brackets R Us edition

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Aaron Todd and Dan Igo bid the Sahara in Las Vegas a fond farewell, dig into a PokerStars controversy and discuss their NCAA brackets.

Sahara casino to shut down in May

The owner of the Sahara resort in Las Vegas announced Friday morning it was "no longer economically viable" to keep the nearly 60-year-old Moroccan-themed hotel-casino operating. The Strip resort will cease operations in May.

Sahara Hotel & Casino will close May 16, 2011

Sahara Hotel & Casino, considered no longer economically viable, will close May 16, 2011.

Super Bowl, sportsbook tour live up to hype

The Las Vegas Review-Journal's Matt Youmans hit 15 sports books in the five hours and gave a play-by-play blog from Super Bowl Sunday.

Sahara closing some towers

The Sahara in Las Vegas has closed two of its three hotel towers for the winter season because of low demand.

Sahara faces lawsuit alleging discrimination

Federal agency alleges worker harrassed because of Egyptian heritage.

'Raw Talent Live' debuts at Sahara

"Raw Talent Live," a 75-minute, high-energy experience featuring interactive live performances of the next generation of World Dance with live, original music and exclusive, high-tech video illusions, will make its debut on the Las Vegas Strip at the Sahara Hotel & Casino in August 2008.

Commission green-lights Sahara remodeling plan

Clark County commissioners this week approved remodeling plans for the Sahara, which include a new high-rise hotel tower.

The strip: That old 'Pack' magic

Unlike its Rat Pack-era contemporaries, the Sahara has been spared a date with a demolition team.

SBE Entertainment takes over as owner of Sahara

Los Angeles-based SBE Entertainment on Wednesday officially took over ownership of the 1,720-room Sahara, completing an estimated $300 million to $400 million purchase of the 55-year-old Strip resort.

Sahara Hotel & Casino acquisition complete

SBE Entertainment Group and Stockbridge Real Estate Funds have completed their acquisition of the Sahara Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, from Gordon Gaming Corporation

Navegante gets OK to take over Sahara

Nevada gaming regulators on Thursday gave the Navegante casino management group final approval to take over operations of the Sahara possibly as early as next week.

Sahara to get some L.A. glitz

Independent casino operators are a dying breed on the Strip, a playing field controlled by growing chains with billions of dollars at their disposal.

Looking in on: Gaming

Builders of the coming Cosmopolitan Resort & Casino will host a traditional Japanese wine-pouring ceremony Monday to celebrate the first upward construction of the resort at Harmon Avenue and the Strip.

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