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Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval delivers upbeat tourism talk

Sandoval said he is appreciative of the approximately 474,000 state residents who work in the tourism industry — about 29% of the work force.

Street performers limited to new rules under Fremont Street canopy

"Buskers" now must follow a new Las Vegas ordinance limiting them to roughly three dozen 6-foot circles painted to look like poker chips on the pavement.

New ordinance forces Uber, Lyft drivers to get small business license in Las Vegas

The ride-sharing companies may challenge the ordinance as contrary to state law.

Smith: Lucky Dragon presses its luck with tax financing plan

Lucky Dragon's executives are scheduled to press their luck Wednesday with a request to the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency for tax increment financing approval.

Penn National receives noncompliance notice from Nasdaq

The casino operator has 60 days to regain compliance and expects to meet that date.

National Finals Rodeo cowboys to make more money at upcoming show

Under a 10-year deal that starts this year, Las Vegas Events will be doling out $10 million in prize money to the 120 cowboys competing in seven categories at NFR, considered the Super Bowl of rodeo events and sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.

Stratosphere owner reports third quarter loss despite increases in revenue

American Casino & Entertainment Properties lost $6.7 million for the third quarter of 2015.

Z Capital makes fourth attempt to acquire Affinity Gaming

The Illinois-based investment group is now offering $13 a share to acquire Affinity, which operates 11 casinos in four states.

High praise for Nevada marketing campaign focusing on adventures

Nevada Tourism Commission members applauded the state's newest tourism marketing campaign.

Top 10 questions and answers from the WSOP Main Event final table

Almost one week after Joe McKeehen was crowned 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event champion, Casino City goes back and answers 10 burning questions from what transpired at the final table.

American Casino & Entertainment Properties reports 2015 Q3 financial results

The casino operator with four locations in Nevada lost $6.7 million in the quarter that ended Sept. 30, compared to $600,000 net income in the same period in 2014.

Holm's upset of Rousey 'crushed' most Vegas sportsbooks

Ronda Rousey was a massive favorite over Holly Holm in their UFC fight Saturday night, making her loss a painful gut punch to sportsbooks.

Cosmopolitan makes $4.7 million in third quarter

The Strip resort reversed a $15.3 million loss from the same quarter in 2014.

SLS Las Vegas loses $38.7 million in third quarter

The Las Vegas hotel-casino has now lost more than $122.7 million in the first nine months of 2015.

Las Vegas' Downtown Project reverses course

After Downtown Project's Container Park gave an eviction notice to an eyeglass business owner on Wednesday, a top Downtown Project official said Friday the tenant has four weeks to work with a marketing consultant at no cost to see if he could salvage his business.

Monorail to McCarran still too expensive, executive says

The Las Vegas Monorail opened in 2004, but CEO Curtis Myles says extending the track to take people to the airport is a move too risky and expensive to undertake any time soon.

Strip's Eiffel Tower dimmed; Las Vegans gather at candlelight vigil

The city of Las Vegas showed its remorse for the horrifying terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday.

Two Golden Nugget players win slot jackpots

The players won $1.72 million and $219,000, respectively, on the popular IGT Wheel of Fortune slot.

Full House Resorts reverses third quarter net loss

The company made $2 million for the quarter that ended Sept. 30, compared to a $766,000 net loss in the same quarter last year.

Fontainebleau goes on the market, asking for $650 million

Brokers with CBRE Las Vegas, who listed the property Wednesday, say its for-sale sign marks the last gasp of Southern Nevada's devastating economic downturn.

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