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Wynn: Encore will take hit despite 'position of strength'

Wynn said financial crisis obviously would have a negative impact on his company's plans to open Encore in December.

Nevada economy: Still on a losing roll

On the day the Dow Jones industrial average reverted to 2003 numbers, Nevada's casino win fell back to 2006 levels.

Dealers stiffed in fight for tips

Two Wynn Las Vegas dealers who filed a class action lawsuit in 2006 to end a tip-pooling program implemented at the Strip casino lost their case Thursday before the Nevada Supreme Court.

Casino win on Strip declines 8th straight month

For the eighth consecutive month, winnings at Strip casinos declined.

Gambler pursues very small claim

Slot player who thought he was shorted by 25 cents took his case to state gaming board, which gladly heard it.

Number of visitors to Las Vegas falls 4.3 percent

The number of visitors to Las Vegas dropped 4.3 percent in August compared to a year ago.

Court: Wynn dealers must share tips with supervisors

Wynn Las Vegas dealers will have to share their tips with their front-line supervisors, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled today.

Nevada gaming tax revenue falls 8 percent in August

Nevada casinos suffered through their eighth straight monthly gaming revenue decline in August.

In brief: Gaming

Slot machine maker International Game Technology settled a pending lawsuit with a gaming equipment rival and then entered a business deal with the company.

Gaming board confident Aliante can survive times

The economic downturn will make marketing Station Casinos' newest casino difficult but it has helped the company recruit some great workers.

Up in the sky, a (moving) sign of suddenly desperate times

Developer uses blimp to promote $1 billion suburban resort.

Hurricane fallout brings end to bid for Golden Nuggets

Fallout from Hurricane Ike's wipeout of the Texas coast reached Nevada in the form of a wet blanket on an offer to buy the parent company of the Golden Nugget hotel-casinos in Las Vegas and Laughlin.

General Growth Properties shares hammered again

Official says company working on options.

Injuries twice national average

Workers erecting the CityCenter and Cosmopolitan projects on the Strip are being injured at rates nearly twice the national average for the construction industry.

Winning the business of the highest of rollers

State looks at changing rules on casinos’ private rooms.

O.J. Simpson's last drink as free man wasn't juice

NFL Hall of Famer’s lifestyle went from foie gras to prison food.

Economic downturn leaves 40 Circus Circus employees without jobs

News brief: Reno's Circus Circus says it is laying off as many as 40 employees due to ongoing evaluations and adjusting labor demands.

They're cutting back, but they're having fun

Vegas visitors determined to have a good time don’t want to hear financial news.

Casino security consultant indicted

Renowned casino security consultant Steve Forte has been indicted in New Jersey in a high-tech poker scam nearly 16 months after his arrest.

Jury OKs pair of Plazas

There's room for two Plaza hotels in Las Vegas.

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