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The sudden death of 52-year-old impressionist Danny Gans has left Las Vegas shocked.

Work on the $3.1 billion Las Vegas project will not stop despite layoffs and furloughs last week.

The MGM Mirage Chairman and CEO worked overtime to help save the $8.5 billion CityCenter project.

A scarcity of casino jobs in Las Vegas area has some seeking work in Colorado.

The Las Vegas Strip performer died at his Las Vegas-area home, with Steve Wynn calling the death unexpected and devastating.

Contractors on the $3.1 billion Fontainebleau Las Vegas project have been laying off workers after a cutoff of financing.

Major casino operators and gaming companies saw gains in their stock prices for the first time since August.

Analysts say that although MGM Mirage has rescued its CityCenter project, it still could face potential bankruptcy.

The Las Vegas-based regional casino operator reversed a first-quarter loss by increasing net income and reinstituted a quarterly dividend.

Poker pro Justin Bonomo took home the WSOP Circuit Gold Ring after reaching the final table for the third consecutive year.

MGM Mirage and Dubai World have agreed to a comprehensive plan to fully fund and complete the $8.5 billion CityCenter development.

Lenders could argue economic downturn fulfills interpretation of termination clause in loan agreement.

Saturday’s Manny Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton fight at the MGM Grand is expected to be one of the last opportunities for fans to see either man in action regardless of who wins.

A woman who says she was fired by the Hard Hock hotel-casino after complaining about the behavior of Dennis Rodman there has now won a $225,000 judgment against Rodman.

Philanthropist Terrance K. Watanabe indicted on felony charges of theft and passing bad checks stemming from $14.7 million in gambling debts.

Bank of America said that it's negotiating with the developer to help finance the unfinished $3.1 billion project.

Steve Wynn may be looking to buy back some of the Strip properties he originally designed and built.

The European Union Health Commissioner has told Europeans to avoid travel to Mexico and the U.S. and Vegas could be affected if a more widespread ban is in place.

Pinnacle's CEO said he would rather close the property than lose money on an annual basis.

Las Vegas Sands may be considering selling the Sands Macau but would continue to run the casino under its gaming license.