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Thousands celebrate opening of new Vegas resort

Over 4,000 guests attended the opening party for the M Resort, which will employ 1,800 people.

Possible Station buy overshadows Boyd net loss

Boyd Gaming reported a $220.8 million net loss earlier in the week but stocks were up over rumors of the company buying a large portion of Station Casinos.

McCarran passenger traffic continues to plummet

Traffic to the Las Vegas airport fell 15.7 percent with four out of the top five airlines posting decreases.

Milwaukee's Best Light named official WSOP sponsor

This is the fourth year Milwaukee’s Best Light has been named the official beer sponsor of the World Series of Poker.

M Resort dares to be different

Casino creator hopes to carve out a niche in recession by getting right what struggling giants got wrong.

Wynn posts net loss in fourth quarter

Wynn Resorts said its net loss in the fourth quarter was $159.6 million due to a nearly $100 million tax expense and falling revenues Vegas casinos.

Heads-up field gets better and better

The field for NBC's 2009 National Heads-Up Poker Championship has been released and will feature many of the top players in the world.

MGM, Deutsche Bank discussing CityCenter financing

MGM Mirage and Deutsche Bank are discussing a deal to secure financing for the $9.1 billion CityCenter project.

Boyd makes Station Casinos an offer

Boyd Gaming has made a $950 million offer to acquire a significant portion of Station Casinos.

M Resort next in line for Marnell family

Two decades after the Rio opened, Anthony Marnell III is trying to generate the same buzz at the soon-to-open M Resort.

Hard Rock project thriving despite economy

The Hard Rock Hotel's $760 million expansion is capitalizing on the economic slowdown and plans to open some components ahead of schedule.

Gambling slump may last until 2011

A British gaming adviser said that the 50 largest gaming companies in the world lost a combined $140 billion in the last year.

CityCenter starts accepting hotel reservations

Two of MGM Mirage's $9.1 billion properties will begin accepting hotel reservations Monday morning.

Card-counting iPhone application sees sale spike

A blackjack card-counting application has seen sales skyrocket despite the fact using the device is illegal in Nevada casinos.

'Madness of March' captures hoops betting colorfully

Alan Jay Zaremba's new book captures the excitement, color, flavor and craziness of college basketball betting in Las Vegas. It covers six straight days of betting with the wise guys, amateurs and madmen who calculate, guess, second-guess and go wild from March 13-18, 2007.

Software inventor still owed $1 million from Progressive Gaming

A 74-year-old software inventor sold four patents to now-foreclosed Progressive Gaming and is owed $1 million.

Vegas named country's emptiest city

A report from Forbes.com said that Las Vegas has the most abandoned apartments and homes in the U.S.

Station Casinos misses another debt payment

The casino company missed a $15.5 million debt payment Tuesday, the second payment it has missed this month.

Harrah's move might preclude bankruptcy

The Vegas casino giant has requested to draw down the $740 million remaining on its $2 billion credit line.

Top-10 things to do in Las Vegas to cure a botched Valentine's Day

You screwed up Valentine's Day (again) and you're looking to make a quick recovery. Casino City is here to help. Book two flights to Las Vegas and then follow this list. You can thank us after the honeymoon.

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