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Wynn laughs off insurance offer for Picasso he broke

News Brief: Casino mogul Steve Wynn said Lloyd's of London have made an offer to settle his $54 million claim of lost value for a Picasso.

Jeff Simpson applauds Guinn appointee Munro's decision to do right thing, step aside

Kudos to Gaming Control Board pick Keith Munro for doing the right thing and resigning his appointment.

Monty Python's Spamalot opens at Wynn Las Vegas

With Spamalot, Eric Idle has created a deliriously funny live spectacle which tells the legendary tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, and their quest for the Holy Grail.

Best-ever November sends occupancy rates soaring

Tourists didn't let rising room rates or holiday obligations stop them from coming to Las Vegas.

Sayre unfazed by delayed appointment

New Gaming Control Board member Randy Sayre had to wait a week to officially claim his seat on the three-member regulatory panel.

Hotels, eateries honored by AAA

Fourteen local restaurants and two Las Vegas hotels have been added to the roster of AAA Four Diamond Awards, ranking the city second only to New York in number of Four Diamond restaurants.

Nevada casinos post second-biggest win

Buoyed by robust table game play on the Strip and a skyrocketing locals market in Las Vegas casinos won more than $1.4 billion in November, according to a report released by the Gaming Control Board.

Hard Rock hires former Miss Nevada

Former Miss Nevada Katie Rees has been hired by Jeff Beacher to host the return of Beacher's Madhouse at The Joint in the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

Station Casinos expands Red Rock casino

Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa, the first billion-dollar resort to be built off the Las Vegas Strip, has expanded by adding more than 400 new guestrooms and suites, doubling its number of rooms since opening in April 2006.

Survey: Google, Las Vegas top brands

Google and Las Vegas were America's top two brand names in 2006 and should repeat in 2007, according to a national survey.

Nevada panel of two gets to work

While just two members of the Nevada Gaming Control Board conducted the panel's monthly meeting Wednesday, the controversy as to which one of two appointees rightfully held the third seat was moving toward a resolution.

Golden Gaming gets ready to Rock

Golden Gaming took its initial steps to increase its presence in the Las Vegas casino market, winning preliminary approval from Nevada gaming regulators to operate the Hard Rock Hotel's casino once the property is sold to the Morgans Hotel Group.

Harrah's Installs First EZ Baccarat Table

DEQ Systems Corp. reports that Harrah's Operating Company, Inc. has installed its first EZ Baccarat table game at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.

Hospital labor dispute: Ex-gaming boss to mediate talks

A high-profile former gaming executive will attempt to help the Valley Health System and the Service Employees International Union resolve a nine-month labor dispute.

CES by bus, limo and foot

It took Dale Logue nearly two hours to catch a cab from McCarran International Airport on Sunday, one day before the opening of the International Consumer Electronics Show.

Harrah's announces 2007 WSOP Schedule

After unprecedented success in 2006, Harrah's has added nine events to the 2007 World Series of Poker schedule. The WSOP will award 55 bracelets, including 13 "World Championships" in a wide variety of games.

Looking in on: Gaming

Strip casinos dished out about $1.3 billion worth of comps - free meals, drinks and rooms - during the fiscal year that ended June 30.

Casino industry to broadcast a 'thank you' to Nevadans

The Nevada Resort Association has launched a statewide radio and television ad campaign commemorating the 75th anniversary of the legalization of gambling in Nevada.

High Stakes Poker begins a new season

GSN's High Stakes Poker kicks off its third season on Monday, January 15 as the 2006 World Series of Poker champion Jamie Gold and others face the best cash game players.

Governor Gibbons trumps Guinn's choice

Governor Jim Gibbons made his own appointments to the two Nevada Gaming Control Board seats to which his predecessor already had appointed people, leaving unclear which pick is legal.

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