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New Frontier set to be imploded
25 October 2007
The New Frontier will be imploded at 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 13 if plans submitted to Clark County's Department of Development Services and Fire Department are approved.
Losing license might not stop chapel owner24 October 2007
Like a good marriage, or even a bad one, the tale of Cheryl Luell and her wedding chapel war might be another never-ending story.
County files four complaints24 October 2007
Clark County has filed four complaints with the Nevada State Contractors Board related to improper hotel remodeling by Harrah's Entertainment.
THE STRIP: Harrah's: Rio tower ruled safe23 October 2007
The concrete floor on the 19th floor of a Rio Hotel tower is safe and has not been compromised by holes drilled during controversial remodeling, according to word that Harrah's Entertainment received from engineers Monday evening.
Government wants its slice of the action22 October 2007
The Internal Revenue Service said Friday it will now require casinos and sponsors of poker tournaments to file paperwork when a player wins $5,000 or more.
Fire sealant added at Rio22 October 2007
The Rio Hotel recently took an entire wing of its Ipanema guest tower offline for two days so workers could add vital fire sealing.
Pacts offer job security22 October 2007
Casino workers in downtown Las Vegas may not know who they'll be working for five years from now but new labor contracts will protect their wages and benefits no matter who is in charge.
Fifth diamond for Venetian equals Wynn21 October 2007
Casting its eyes jealously up and down the Strip for years, the Venetian has longed to join the highest tier of luxury hotels by winning top honors from AAA and the Mobil Travel Guide.
Six downtown casinos strike deal with unions19 October 2007
Owners of six downtown Las Vegas casinos struck tentative labor agreements that will keep about 2,000 unionized workers on the job.
Fremont launches Ante 21 game19 October 2007
The exciting blackjack / poker game, Ante Up 21, recently opened to awaiting players at Boyd Gaming Corporations', Fremont Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada.
Fontainebleau plans viewed with wrath18 October 2007
Turnberry residents say they were deceived by the developer of the Fontainebleau resort.
Nugget, workers reach accord18 October 2007
Management at the largest and fanciest hotel-casino in downtown Las Vegas struck a tentative labor agreement with about 1,500 unionized workers late Wednesday.
Palazzo welcomes aboard new hires18 October 2007
Las Vegas Sands staffed its first positions Wednesday at the $1.6 billion Palazzo, bringing 64 front desk personnel into the company's fold.
Looking in on: Gaming17 October 2007
With the industry's evolution into global businesses that make most of their money outside of gaming, companies are looking farther afield for talent.
Jeff Simpson says casino bosses are right, but partly to blame for tax plan17 October 2007
Jeff Simpon's been talking to casino executives for the past month about the industry's lame efforts to head off initiative petitions that would raise the state's gaming tax.
LABOR: 'Big deal' for two casinos16 October 2007
Las Vegas casino and hotel workers struck a tentative labor deal Monday with two downtown properties, setting the stage for more pacts between casino owners and unionized employees elsewhere on Fremont Street.
Inside gaming column: TheStreet sees MGM pressing a point15 October 2007
Was there an issue underlying the timing of MGM Mirage's announcement last week that it would build a $5 billion resort in Atlantic City?
Little room at the inn: Vacancy flat as hotel occupancy high15 October 2007
It's times like these when another 33,000 Las Vegas hotel rooms would come in handy.
By Strip's bright lights, analyst watches casino companies tick15 October 2007
Deutsche Bank's lead gaming analyst Bill Lerner headed 2,240 miles east of the company's New York headquarters to the bright lights of the Strip.
Economists: Casinos would shrug off tax hike15 October 2007
Although these economists question whether the gaming tax increase is smart tax or education policy, they doubt the increase would significantly affect the companies' bottom line, and thus, investment decisions.
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