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Aria President, COO Bill McBeath resigns
4 December 2012
MGM Resorts International, which owns 50 percent of CityCenter and operates the Strip development, released a memo announcing McBeath's resignation.
Party on: It's not just clubs, concert venues also have New Year's Eve in focus4 December 2012
One factor that could add to the New Year's payday this year is that Dec. 31 falls on a Monday, which has some nightlife operators programming the entire weekend with New Year's-caliber entertainment.
Culinary Secretary-Treasurer D. Taylor thrives during career in labor movement3 December 2012
Taylor, who was employed as an organizer for the parent of Culinary Local 226, came to Las Vegas to help workers during the contentious citywide strike against the hotel-casino industry, managing long hours on the picket lines.
Cantor Gaming opens new Silverton sports book3 December 2012
Cantor Gaming opened its eighth race and sports book on Thursday, as the company continues to invest millions of dollars to expand its lines of business in Southern Nevada to include sports books, poker rooms, mobile and self-service wagering stations in bars and restaurants.
Bill's Gamblin' Hall to close Feb. 4 for renovations3 December 2012
The hotel-casino, which was built by Michael Gaughan and opened in 1979, will be reopened in early 2014 under a new name and theme, Caesars Entertainment said in statement.
SlotZilla putting 11-story zip in Fremont Street Experience28 November 2012
Officials from the Fremont Street Experience announced on Tuesday plans to replace their modest, two-year-old zipline with a giant slot machine that will spit out riders about 120 feet above street level for a longer, faster ride.
Income Access announces partnership with ACEP Interactive28 November 2012
The iGaming marketing firm is entering into its first Las Vegas land-based casino partnership.
Tight budget, cost controls likely to continue at McCarran International Airport27 November 2012
According to the annual audit for the 12 months ended June 30, measures such as not filling at least 10 percent of job vacancies, freezing nonunion employee pay, hanging onto computers and software longer and even replacing paper towel rolls in the restrooms less frequently all remained in effect despite a modest uptick in passenger counts.
Clout 2012: Influential Nevadans flex their muscles26 November 2012
A year ago, the staff of the Las Vegas Review-Journal and Las Vegas Business Press came up with a subjective list of the 20 people we considered having the most influence in business and civic affairs in Las Vegas. This year, we narrowed the list to 10 names.
Deal Me In: Trust, but verify23 November 2012
Mark Pilarski explains the many reasons why dealers can make mistakes at a blackjack table.
Casino City Gang: Turkey day bets edition21 November 2012
Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss fun prop bets you can make while celebrating Thanksgiving, the outdoor ice rink at The Cosmopolitan, and one of the craziest poker hands you'll ever see. They also pick every game on this week's NFL slate against the spread.
Workers applaud as redevelopment work begins on Downtown Grand21 November 2012
Fifth Street Gaming and Breslin Builders have started construction on the Downtown Grand, including renovating 650 rooms, adding a pool and spa and building 50,000 square feet of casino floor and 20,000 square feet of retail stores.
Old Sahara to have L.A. feel; retail provider named for SLS Las Vegas20 November 2012
SBE Entertainment will announce today a deal to give the Fred Segal chain an exclusive hold on the SLS retail business.
Who's got clout? The Las Vegas Business looks at 10 movers and shakers who shape business in the valley20 November 2012
David G. Schwartz, director of the Center for Gaming Research at UNLV, said there are two dimensions to clout: overall influence and the "what have you done for me lately" aspect. Gaming is in the latter part of that dynamic.
Cantor sports Wagering sign up stations coming to two Vegas bars19 November 2012
Cantor Gaming has entered into agreements to provide sports wagering sign-up stations at two Las Vegas bars.
Luxor light serves as beacon for millions of Strip visitors19 November 2012
For nearly 20 years, the tip of the Luxor has shone like a giant flashlight far into the night sky.
Analysts issue upbeat growth forecast for Strip in 201316 November 2012
The Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Global Gaming Group expects total revenue generated by properties on the Strip to increase between 1.5 percent and 5.3 percent in 2013, assuming a negligible increase in the supply of hotel rooms.
Cantor Gaming signs deal with the Nugget casino in Pahrump15 November 2012
State gaming regulators must approve the deal. Terms were not disclosed.
Cantor Gaming signs long-term agreement with Golden Gaming to offer sports wagering14 November 2012
Cantor Gaming has signed a long-term agreement with Golden Gaming LLC to operate the race and sports book at the Pahrump Nugget Hotel & Casino.
Freeze frame: The Cosmopolitan to replace pool with ice rink for holidays13 November 2012
The Cosmopolitan will transform its Boulevard Pool into an original holiday theme with a real ice rink set to open Nov. 30.
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