Golden Nugget - Laughlin News

The day is finally here, Las Vegas casinos are welcome to reopen their doors to the public again and many have done so.

Landry's Inc. announced on its website that Golden Nugget casinos in New Jersey, Mississippi, Louisiana and Nevada will remain closed until further notice.

Members of the 24 Karat Select Club program can redeem earned Comp Dollars at B.R. Guest Restaurants nationwide.

Teaming up with Golden Nugget Hotel and Casinos and sister company Landry's, the company will integrate its player loyalty system with Landry's Select Card Program.

Billion Dollar Buyer, a CNBC show starring the company's Chairman and CEO now has its own slot machine, available at Golden Nugget properties.

Beginning 1 October, Golden Nugget's five casinos nationwide will allow players to redeem their 24 Karat Select Club comps at all Landry's restaurants.

September events will include a cash giveaway and football viewings every Monday and Thursday starting Sept. 8.

Findings from the investigation show that criminal attackers were able to install a program on payment processing devices at certain of the Companies properties and facilities.

Tilman Fertitta is expanding his business empire through casino acquisition and development.

Golden Nugget has taken on LongHorn Steakhouse over one of its dessert menu items.

Gambling revenue at the two Golden Nugget properties fell 15.1 percent to $56.5 million in the second quarter.

Landry's Restaurants CEO has revived his offer to buy the company, an empire that includes the Golden Nugget hotel-casinos in Las Vegas and Laughlin.

Fallout from Hurricane Ike's wipeout of the Texas coast reached Nevada in the form of a wet blanket on an offer to buy the parent company of the Golden Nugget hotel-casinos in Las Vegas and Laughlin.

Profits for Landry's Restaurants, parent company of the Golden Nugget casinos in Las Vegas and Laughlin, fell 93 percent in the first quarter .

The battle intensified Monday as the two sides failed to agree on the details of a dispute over a former Wynn casino boss who quit his post to take a job running the Golden Nugget Laughlin.

Restaurant king Tilman Fertitta must be feeling some indigestion about one of his first moves in charge of the Golden Nuggets in Las Vegas and Laughlin.

As chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission and a longtime Las Vegas attorney, Pete Bernhard has heard many a promise from a prospective casino operator possessing large-scale plans to revive downtown Las Vegas.

Sports bettors at the Golden Nugget properties won't be able to bet on the Houston Texans because Tilman Fertitta, the chief executive of the company who own the casinos, is a minority owner of the National Football League team.

Tilman Fertitta of Landry's Restaurants discusses his company's plans for the Golden Nugget properties downtown and in Laughlin.

The future owners of the Golden Nugget hotel and casino are planning a new hotel tower in downtown Las Vegas.