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"Harry's Naked Romp" fires publicity machine at Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority

The campaign includes several elements of social media and production, and it builds on the recent "Know the Code" campaign scolding those who post Vegas trip pictures that embarrass their mates, or the odd royal, on Facebook or Twitter.

Top-10 casino workers who deserve our thanks

In honor of the upcoming Labor Day holiday, Casino City's Vin Narayanan looks at 10 types of casino workers who deserve our appreciation.

Mountain lion tries his luck at Reno casino

A young mountain lion was caught and later released into the wild after attempting to enter Harrah's Friday morning.

Online poker's window of opportunity may be closing

A window of opportunity that could place Nevada at the center of the potential U.S. Internet gaming market is closing quickly, and some in the gaming industry worry that lack of federal action could cost the state tax revenues and casino customers, while making Nevada subservient to less-regulated states.

Nevadan at work: Developer has no doubt downtown will thrive

Real estate developer Andrew Donner has long believed in the revitalization of downtown Las Vegas.

Nevada sportsbooks again taking horse-race bets

Terms of the contract reached Thursday during a Nevada Gaming Commission hearing were not disclosed.

Reid: Change name of McCarran International Airport

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid made his feelings clear in response to a question from the Las Vegas Review-Journal during a ceremony at McCarran International's new Terminal 3.

South Point approved for real-cash online poker by Nevada gaming regulators

South Point Poker LLC on Thursday made history as the first U.S. casino to be licensed to operate an intrastate, real-money poker website.

Former Palms employees indicted in racebook and sportsbook scheme

Michael Albanese and two other employees - Matthew Kidle, an administrator, and Kassie Baker, a ticket writer - are accused of using their sportsbook positions to accept "invalid" wagers on horse races.

Player Verify applies for Nevada Online Poker Service Provider License

With Player Verify's recent application for a Nevada online poker service provider license, collecting detailed player information will soon become simple and accurate for Nevada-based online poker companies.

Investor gives rivalry of Las Vegas Strip wheels a new spin

Shotgun Creek Investments, headed by Wayne Perry, a prominent Seattle businessman and part-owner of baseball's Seattle Mariners, has "invested tens of millions" in the SkyVue project and may put in more.

South Point raises tech bar, but don't expect e-mail about it

The South Point recently installed Bally Technologies' iView Display Manager on 2,480 of the casino's 2,600 slot machines.

Former Fitzgerald's getting $20 million facelift as The D Las Vegas

The D Las Vegas, formerly Fitzgeralds, is getting a $20 million facelift and a Detroit theme.

Top-10 reasons online sports betting in Nevada is a game changer

Last week, Cantor Gaming launched Wi-Fi enabled sports betting across Nevada. Here are 10 ways that it's going to change the gambling industry.

MGM Resorts internship program helps high-school grads

MGM Resorts was one of several local companies that partnered with Workforce Connections Las Vegas to be part of the summer program.

Deal Me In: Buon appetito! Or as they say in Polish, Smacznego!

Mark Pilarski offers his thoughts on Las Vegas buffets and describes the correct way to play a soft 18 in blackjack.

Jerry's Nugget remains in play

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Mike Nakagawa approved a series of measures that let Jerry's Nugget continue to use cash flow to pay utilities and suppliers and to meet its 338-person payroll.

China Grill reported to be laying off 350 people

The restaurants Red Square, China Grill and Red, White and Blue are set to close November 18, employees have said.

Station Casinos posts $7.5 million second quarter profit

The Las Vegas-based company earned $7.5 million in the second quarter. A profit comparison with the second quarter of last year is not possible because of accounting adjustments associated with the company's exit from bankruptcy on June 17, 2011.

News report turns heads, but licensed gaming companies are always under investigation

An international media report Monday that Las Vegas Sands Corp. is being probed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board over bribe payment allegations in mainland China isn't much of a revelation.

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