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Deals that once made sense led to borrowing that hangs over gaming giants.

Michael Gaughan is one of the rare executives in Las Vegas who hasn’t laid off rank and file employees during the downturn.

South Point owner Michael Gaughan admits his timing could be better.

South Point has begun a $95 million expansion to meet demand for more convention space and hotel rooms, owner Michael Gaughan said.

The Small Town Poker Tour Pro Am will take place Friday July 13, at 12:00 PM at the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa, in Las Vegas.

The Small Town Poker Tour Pro Am Championship will be held July 13, at the South Point Hotel Casino and Spa in Las Vegas.

GSN's High Stakes Poker kicks off its third season on Monday, January 15 as the 2006 World Series of Poker champion Jamie Gold and others face the best cash game players.

South Point owner Michael Gaughan is a straight shooter. He doesn't waste a lot of words, and what he says, he means.

Michael Gaughan is finally back doing what he likes, running a casino.

A plan by Boyd Gaming Corp. to sell its 1,350-room South Coast in Las Vegas to veteran Nevada gambling figure Michael Gaughan won final approval Thursday from the state Gaming Commission.

Boyd Gaming Corporation reports that it has reached an agreement to sell the South Coast Hotel and Casino to Michael Gaughan.

South Coast today raises the curtain on a whole new form of entertainment for Las Vegas: world-class horse shows.

Boyd Gaming Corporation reports that its newest property, South Coast Hotel and Casino, opened to the public Thursday evening.

On Thursday, Gaughan's latest creation, the $600 million South Coast, becomes the first Coast-built casino to open under the Boyd Gaming corporate flag.

Guests entering the $600 million South Coast on Thursday night might be struck by a sense of familiarity.

It's the South Coast Equestrian Center that executives believe will truly set the South Coast property apart from the competition.

With Clark County's unemployment rate hovering at around 4 percent, Kathy Caudell knows her company will face a tough job market when it begins searching for some 2,400 employees to staff the upcoming South Coast resort in southwest Las Vegas.

Construction continues on the newest Boyd Gaming Corp. project, the South Coast casino.

The first resort to open on the 'South Strip,' now more than half built, could eventually have up to 2,000 rooms after a third hotel tower is built to meet future demand, Boyd Gaming Corp. executives said.

Boyd Gaming Corp.'s South Coast property hasn't even opened its doors, but today officials announced plans to double the size of the resort in southern Las Vegas.