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Expert: Lingering recession in Las Vegas

A UNLV economist said that Southern Nevada is in for its longest recession since the Great Depression.

Vegas visitation drops 8 percent

The economy continues to affect Las Vegas as visitation fell 8 percent in February to about 2.8 million people.

Wisconsin woman turns a penny into a million

A retired Wisconsin woman won over $1 million at a penny slot machine at Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort and Casino in Laughlin, Nev.

Nevada gaming revenues down more than 18 percent

Gaming revenues fell more than 18 percent for the state and more than 23 percent on the Las Vegas Strip.

M Resort facing labor complaint

The National Labor Relations Board are alleging unfair labor practices related to the firing of six security workers late last year.

Crown denies CityCenter report

The Australian-based company denied reports that it planned to invest in the $8.7 billion CityCenter development.

Greek Isles files for bankruptcy

The majority owner of the Vegas casino and resort blamed "greedy hedge-fund guys" for the filing.

MGM Mirage to sell Biloxi, Detroit resorts

The casino operator has hired Morgan Stanley to evaluate sales offers for the MGM Grand Detroit and the Beau Rivage.

Women in Poker HOF to induct three

June Field, Jan Fisher and Cyndy Violette will be inducted at the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas on June 5.

Wet 'n Wild land sale off

Land sales on the Strip or in the resort corridor are nearly impossible because of restraints on lending and the depressed gaming market.

Crown Ltd. weighing a stake in CityCenter

News brief: The Australian-based gambling company is weighing a stake in the $8.6 billion Las Vegas development.

Exec says strip resorts too pricey

A high-ranking executive with Penn National Gaming says that casino operators may be asking too much for Strip resorts that are potentially on the market.

NBC to air Heads-Up Championship on Sunday

The season premiere of NBC’s 5th Annual National Heads-Up Poker Championship will air on Sunday.

MGM Mirage stock jumps at CityCenter news

There have been reports that Colony Capital might be the financial savior of the $8.7 billion CityCenter development.

Annual AGEM/AGA Golf Classic announced

The gaming industry is hitting the links in Nevada to support research and responsible gambling.

Cantor Gaming seeks small-scale slot-route

Cantor Gaming is seeking approval to operate slot machines in five Southern Nevada locations, including a laundry and the Moose Lodge.

Inverstor may help financially troubled CityCenter

Colony Capital, owner of the Las Vegas Hilton and 75.9 percent of Station Casinos, could help the financially troubled CityCenter.

Stock surge not seen in Vegas

The March surge on Wall Street has missed Las Vegas as stock prices of major casino operators continued on a double-digit downward spiral.

Whatever the secret, they have been packing M in

To enter M Resort is to step back in time, to 2006, before the recession slashed discretionary spending.

Review: Monster Circus' a parade of scrap metal

Monster Circus seems to be a desperate strategy to lure a younger, more down-market, free-spending crowd to the Las Vegas Hilton.

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