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Top L.A. brand anchors SLS Las Vegas

Fred Segal, which was created in 1961 in Los Angeles, has locations in Los Angeles and Santa Monica, Calif.

SLS restaurants bring L.A. to Las Vegas

The centerpiece of the new resort’s culinary offerings will be Andres’ Bazaar Meat, which executive chef David Thomas said is “definitely a new concept for Jose and a new concept for the Bazaar brand.”

Gaming regulators OK licensing for SLS Las Vegas

Nevada Gaming Commission Gaming members said they were comfortable with the financing and operation of 1,620-room hotel-casino on the north end of the Strip that underwent an 18-month renovation.

Strip land deal revives hope of more transactions

This month’s sale of the former New Frontier site is giving market speculators new hope that resort corridor land transactions could again become active.

Caesars works to upgrade balance sheet, but analysts unimpressed

Caesars struck a deal with several investment groups to trim $548 million in debt off Caesars Entertainment Operating Co., the most heavily indebted of Caesars three business units.

Wheel of Fortune $1.5 million jackpot won at Circus Circus Reno

California woman won $1.5 million Wheel of Fortune jackpot at Circus, Circus Reno.

Turnaround story unfolds for MGM Resorts International

Following the company’s release of second-quarter earnings this month — a profit of $105.5 million on revenue of $2.6 billion — the investment community praised the company and lauded expansion opportunities in the U.S. and Macau.

Strip land values react to deal for Frontier site

James Packer is forming a company with ex-Wynn Las Vegas President Andrew Pascal and investment firm Oaktree Capital Management to construct a hotel-casino on the 35-acre site where the New Frontier once was.

Before Hsieh, Binion defined downtown Las Vegas

Before downtown became the canvas for Hsieh’s creative business marketing and real estate vision, Benny Binion defined the Fremont Street experience.

SLS could spur Strip's northern tip

The old Sahara’s location at a somewhat desolate intersection at Las Vegas Boulevard and Sahara Avenue was a disadvantage, said SBE Entertainment CEO Sam Nazarian.

SLS builds future of its own on Sahara's past

The SLS Las Vegas will be christened the Strip’s newest resort in a lavish Friday-night VIP reception, with the property unveiled to the public shortly after midnight Saturday.

Affinity Gaming sees revenue, cash flow drop

Las Vegas-based Affinity, which owns 11 casinos in four states, is not publicly traded but has publicly held debt.

Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas trims loss, sees revenue grow

The Strip resort, which operates as Nevada Property 1, said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday it lost $13.6 million in the quarter that ended June 30.

Nongaming revenue helps Stratosphere, Arizona Charlie's parent

American Casino & Entertainment Properties said its overall net revenue for the quarter that ended June 30 increased 1.1 percent to $89.4 million.

IGT Wheel of Fortune delivers Royal $1.7 million jackpot at Excalibur in Las Vegas

Lucky player won $1,770,331 on Wheel of Fortune Double video slot at Excalibur Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

Station Casinos says customers still hesitant to spend

The company said it increased revenue and cash flow in the second quarter despite the struggles of a challenging market.

SLS Las Vegas operators recommended for Nevada gaming license

The 1,600-room resort, a redevelopment of the Rat Pack-era Sahara, is scheduled to open Aug. 23.

Clark County officials OK resort and arena plans for old Wet 'n Wild site

Commissioners approved a zoning change to make possible a $1.4 billion resort and arena project at the old Wet ‘n Wild site next to SLS Las Vegas on the north end of the Strip.

Spiegelworld sues The Cosmopolitan for sabotaging Vegas Nocturne

Spiegelworld has sued The Cosmopolitan for allegedly sabotaging its critically-acclaimed Vegas Nocturne show.

Malaysian man pleads not guilty in World Cup betting case

Malaysian businessman Wei Seng “Paul” Phua, the man authorities consider the ringleader of a multimillion-dollar World Cup betting scheme, pleaded not guilty in federal court Tuesday to illegal gambling charges.

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