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

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

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

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

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

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

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In hundreds of instances, construction at MGM Mirage’s massive CityCenter project has moved forward based on unapproved engineering.

The Las Vegas hotel is testing a campaign that text messages alerts to customers about real-time promotions.

An amendment in President Obama's stimulus bill calls for the government to decide what is or isn't legitimate business travel.

California gaming authorities have tipped off their Nevada counterparts to a blackjack card-counting application on the iPhone and iPod Touch.

The notices document either problematic construction work or a failure to check work and have descended on the MGM Mirage project.

The Mesquite City Council has extended the Oasis' liquor and gaming permits through July.

President Obama's comment that Las Vegas is used for corporate excess has touched a nerve in Sin City.

A revenue dip in Macau helped send Las Vegas Sands to a fourth quarter net loss of $111.3 million

Class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of current and former banquet servers who claim the Venetian resort failed to pay them all of the overtime wages they are due.

A woman escaped with her life after the car she was driving broke through a fifth-floor Harrah's garage barricade.

Death is no excuse for not paying your gambling debts, according to a lawsuit filed Friday in District Court.

Nevada casinos are reporting gambling winnings were down a shade under 19 percent in December, compared with the same month a year earlier.