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Small lenders feeling irked in Station case

A number of small banks are saying that Deutsche Bank and Station Casinos are trying to "starve out" lenders opposed to the proposed bankruptcy funding.

Wall Street bullish on slots machines

Two gaming analysts say prospects for equipment manufacturers are high going into the next few years.

Station founder Fertitta's services set

Services for Station Casinos founder Frank Fertitta Jr. will be held Friday and Saturday.

Deliberate growth amid boom reflects Eureka owner's heritage

The only Asian casino operator in Nevada, Lee is a self-described “believer in the vision of Mesquite,” but these are tough times for optimists.

CityCenter's Aria to protect blackjack dealers from smoke

Aria’s blackjack tables to be equipped with an air curtain that shoots straight up from the table, dividing dealer and players, in effort to protect dealers health.

Wynn tip-pooling case reconvening in October

Wynn dealers believe that a change in the casino's tip policy breaks Nevada labor laws.

Top-10 most beautiful casinos

Casino City selects the 10 most striking gaming venues across the world, with Monaco's Casino Monte Carlo taking the No. 1 spot.

Station Casinos founder Fertitta dies at 70

Frank Fertitta Jr. died Friday morning in Los Angeles following heart surgery a few weeks ago earlier.

Nevada prepared for online gambling

Nevada could benefit financially if a bill to legalize Internet gambling in the United States is approved by Congress.

Beat returns at Prive after shutdown

The Planet Hollywood club received a temporary liquor license Friday afternoon, less than five hours before the club planned to reopen.

Lawsuit claims MGM misled shareholders

The lawsuit claims that MGM Mirage put out a series of "false and misleading statements" concerning the company's liquidity and the prospects for CityCenter.

Gold Spike reborn as larger Lady Luck sits idle

Despite little help from the city, things are looking up at The Gold Spike, but not at a bigger project that’s received more aid.

Privé close to receiving temporary liquor license

New key employee applicant has ties to the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Harrah's names new eastern division president

Don Marrandino will replace the retiring Carlos Tolosa as the company's eastern division president at the end of the year.

Wynn tip debate continues

Dealers say that Wynn Las Vegas' policy of widening the tip pool to include floor supervisors breaks state labor laws.

Ex-Mandalay boss loses out on Kansas casino bid

A proposal by Mike Ensign to operate a Kansas casino has seemingly ended, according to the Wichita Eagle.

Station plans to manage Michigan casino move forward

Plans by Station Casinos to manage an American Indian Casino in Michigan have moved forward with the casino's planned land now officially designated a reservation.

Wynns sell two million company shares

Steve Wynn and his wife Elaine sold two million shares of Wynn Resorts stock, pocketing at least $114 million.

MGM Mirage says M Resort has lost its value

The economic downturn may lead to a write-down for MGM Mirage's investment in the M Resort.

Privé files for license after staff changes

The Privé nightclub and its ultralounge, the Living Room, could reopen sometime this week under a temporary liquor license.

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