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Korean Air's successful flights celebrated in Vegas

Korean Air officials celebrated the fourth anniversary of its thrice-weekly flights that have carried more than 221,000 travelers between Las Vegas and Seoul.

Hard Rock chain owner says "Rehab" hurts image

The owners of the Orlando-based Hard Rock Cafe restaurant chain have sued owners of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, saying the casino's party image has damaged its name.

Hockey and Hooters can mix in Vegas

Hedge fund operator Phil Falcone, who owns a 40 percent stake in the Minnesota Wild, may have an increased role at the troubled Hooters Hotel.

New sportsbook opens at Eureka Casino

Club Cal Neva opens sportsbook at Eureka Casino Resort.

Las Vegas Sands contemplates name change

Las Vegas is contemplating a name change that would eliminate Las Vegas from the casino operator's title.

Reno hit by power cut

Power cut knocked out power to airport and some casinos in Reno.

NCRG announces change in date and location for its annual conference

Beginning in 2011, the conference will be held more than one month earlier and move to the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas.

Analysts see little optimism for gaming industry

Wall Street analysts say the struggles of the Nevada casino industry could last well into 2011.

Plaza in Vegas shutting down hotel

The Plaza in downtown Las Vegas will close its 1,037-room hotel tower and will lay off more than 400 employees within the next two months.

Liberace Museum in Vegas to close

One of Vegas's most unusual attraction falls to the recession.

Strip gaming revenue sees very slight decline in July

Roughly $12,000 is all that separated the Strip's gaming revenue comparison between July 2010 and July 2009.

Vegas visitor numbers jump 4.7 percent in July

Visitation into Las Vegas recorded its largest single-month percentage jump in almost five years during July.

Slot makers gloomy before G2E

Nevada slot machine sales didn't turn into the revenue-boosting bonanza state gaming equipment manufacturers anticipated going into the year.

Sands confident it can hold onto Macau sites

Las Vegas Sands doesn't believe Macau casino operator SJM Holdings will be able to wrest control of two of the company's development sites.

Harrah's ends bid for Kansas casino

Harrah's Entertainment told Kansas authorities it was dropping efforts to build a casino in Sumner County in the city of Mulvane.

Golden Gaming OKs deal to manage four casinos

Golden Gaming Group has signed an agreement to manage four casinos for the Siegel Group, including the Gold Spike downtown.

Shuffle Master's third-quarter earnings up 14 percent

The addition of table games in Delaware, Pennsylvania and the opening of gambling in Singapore lifted Shuffle Master's third-quarter earnings.

Luxor's casino floor under review in Vegas

The Luxor Casino on the Las Vegas Strup was ordered by the Clark County building division to vacate a section of the pyramid building's basement level.

Nevada gaming revenues drop 4.9 percent

Gaming revenues in Nevada fell 4.9 percent in July, the the state's fifth consecutive monthly decline in the money casinos collected from gamblers.

Casino operators try to beat the burden

Major casino operators like MGM Resorts International, Las Vegas Sands and Harrah'S Entertainment have avoided bankruptcy, but still must deal with debt.

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