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Slot cheat nears Black Book status

The Gaming Control Board took less than 10 minutes Thursday to nominate a convicted slot machine cheat for membership as the 36th name on the state's List of Excluded Persons, commonly referred to as the Black Book.

Anya Hindmarch opens at The Shoppes

Anya Hindmarch, London-born designer who was catapulted to fame last year with her environmentally conscious I'm Not a Plastic Bag tote campaign, will be opening her newest boutique at The Shoppes at The Palazzo .

Vegas tips are slipping

Many of Las Vegas' service industry workers who earn tip income are seeing their take-home pay drop because customers aren't spending as much on food and drinks.

Carson City casino opens

News Brief: Carson City's newest casino, Bodines at the corner of South Carson Street and Old Clear Creek Road, is now open.

El Cortez owner sells stake in downtown casino

Longtime Las Vegas casino owner Jackie Gaughan is finally walking away from the tables and selling his stake in the El Cortez, Gaughan's signature property since 1963.

Casinos, teachers discuss tax plan

The Nevada teachers union is in talks with gaming companies about a possible agreement to call off an initiative petition that would raise gaming taxes.

Ex-Harrah's chief tapped for Sierra Pacific position

Sierra Pacific Resources' board on Tuesday elected Phil Satre, former chief executive officer and chairman of Harrah's Entertainment, as its nonexecutive chairman.

'For sale' sign could be headed for Fitzgeralds

Fitzgeralds owner Don Barden is pledging his downtown Las Vegas property to generate a $35 million equity stake in a slots-only casino in Pittsburgh, making a sale likely for the Fremont Street hotel.

Barden plans to sell Fitzgeralds

News Brief: Don Barden plans to sell his Fitzgeralds Casino & Hotel in downtown Las Vegas and put $35 million of the proceeds toward opening the Majestic Star Casino in Pittsburgh.

Cher returns to Caesars

Showcasing her flamboyant spirit, legendary talent and ingenious creativity, Cher launched the first of her nearly 200 shows tonight at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace

For tourism, outback to the future

Nevada Passage Adventure Competition aims to lure visitors by highlighting state's outdoor draws.

Slot cheat to be considered for entry in Black Book

The Nevada Gaming Control Board will consider the newest nominee for the state's Black Book: William Cushing, who spent time in federal prison in the 1980s for gambling-related cheating violations.

Mischief-making blockers are signature gatherers' bane

Nevadans may think the election is still six months away, but for the various interest groups gathering signatures to get their initiatives on the November ballot, the zero hour is May 20.

Big business gets ready for unionization

Big business is taking steps to fend off an expected flood of unionizing drives if Congress approves legislation making it easier for workers to organize.

M Resort details released

Property officials at the M Resort, Spa and Casino, an all-new $1 billion resort to be completed in the spring of 2009 on South Las Vegas Boulevard, released new details about its luxury meeting and conference facilities today.

Tiffany & Co. plan CityCenter store

Tiffany & Co. reports plans for a late-2009 opening of an approximately 10,000-square-foot store in The Crystals at CityCenter, a dazzling vertical city under development in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.

Vegas bagels don't compare

Last year, 2,621 New Yorkers moved to Nevada. Clearly, they didn’t come for bagels.

Imperial Palace, Travelocity team up

Travelocity and Imperial Palace offer travelers a unique package to experience the around-the-clock energy of Las Vegas and the opportunity to get in on the excitement of tournament play.

WSOP Main Event final table moved to November

In an effort to increase the drama surrounding the World Series of Poker Main Event, Harrah's has moved the start date of the tournament's final table from July to Nov. 9.

A break in the clouds

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel Co. overcame woes facing much of the airline industry by raking in more than $133 million in revenue during the first quarter, an increase of 58 percent.

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