The LINQ Hotel + Experience News - Page 12

Rooms at the Linq will have a new look as Caesars Entertainment transitions from the Quad Resort & Casino. The company is spending $223 million on the project.

The transaction was approved Monday.

The deal is akin to a transfer of assets from the parent company to a business that was created last year to help the world’s largest casino operator expand its presence while dealing with its gaming industry-high $23 billion of long-term debt.

Lines will be long at Las Vegas sports books when the NCAA Tournament begins today.

Hundreds of workers at The Quad have agreed to join the Culinary and Bartenders unions.

Caesars Entertainment Corp. said Wednesday it lost $1.756 billion in the fourth quarter.

Caesars Entertainment Corp. announced last week it was selling four casinos to its Caesars Growth Partners subsidiary for $2.2 billion.

Bally's Las Vegas is one of three properties on the Las Vegas Strip that Caesars Entertainment Corp. is selling to its Caesars Growth Partners subsidiary. The other two are The Quad and The Cromwell. Harrah’s New Orleans also is involved in the sale

Mark Pilarski gives his readers some Las Vegas attractions they can visit without spending a dime.

Eileen Moore, currently president of the Caesars' Mid-North Regional Division, will come to Las Vegas to oversee The Quad, $180 million Gansevoort development, and the Flamingo.

Renovations of the 2,543-room hotel-casino began recently, and the changes are expected to be completed by late 2013.

Caesars Entertainment Corp. announced Monday it would rename the Imperial Palace as The Quad Resort & Casino.

The property, which does not have hotel rooms and opened in 1989, is being demolished as part of the construction for the $550 million Project Linq, being built by Caesars.

O'Sheas Casino to party until it closes at noon on Monday.

The industry is focusing on nongaming attractions instead of resort expansion along the Strip for the rest of the decade.

Caesars Entertainment will demolish the Strip's O'Sheas Casino as part of the $550 million Project Linq development.

One year after a terrifying run in with a gargoyle outside the food court at Foxwoods, Aaron Todd profiles the scariest things you might encounter at a casino during this Halloween season.

The $550 million outdoor retail, dining and entertainment project will feature a major Ferris wheel, but will also lead to the renovation of the Imperial Palace and the destruction of O'Sheas casino.

Caesars Entertainment has received approval for a $500 million complex between the Flamingo and Imperial Palace that includes a 550-foot Ferris wheel as its centerpiece.

The developer of a proposed giant Ferris Wheel on the Las Vegas Strip from Mandalay Bay delivered a public sales pitch Monday.