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Placer Indian casino could impact Tahoe venues

16 October 2006

News Brief: Lake Tahoe casinos may be impacted by the Miwok Tribe"s casino in Shingle Springs.

Civil rights litigation: EEOC lawsuit takes circuitous course

16 October 2006

The lawsuit alleges that black and female dealers were subject to harassment, 'including intimidation and threats of physical force, as well as racial epithets by co-workers, supervisors and third parties.'

LVGI, Octavian International sign deal

16 October 2006

Las Vegas Gaming, Inc. has entered into an exclusive agreement with Octavian International and its distribution division OctaSupplies.

MGM Mirage to sell Laughlin properties

16 October 2006

MGM Mirage has entered into an agreement to sell its Colorado Belle and Edgewater hotel-casinos located in Laughlin, Nevada, to a group led by Anthony Marnell III for $200 million.

Fernley council approves casino plan

13 October 2006

News Brief: Fernley City Council voted 4-1 to approve a Special Use Permit to make way for a 9,000 square foot casino and a 4,500 square foot restaurant on Main Street north of the Fernley 7-11.

Vegas visitation reaches all-time August high

13 October 2006

The Las Vegas tourism industry roared to life after a three-month slide in visitor numbers with the area's strongest August on record.

Casinos' diversity efforts improving, panelists say

13 October 2006

Casino industry execs spoke about their diversity programs at a joint breakfast meeting for members of the Las Vegas" Latin, Urban and Asian chambers of commerce.

Residents see Aliante Station site plans

12 October 2006

Station Casinos invited residents living by the Aliante Station site to view artist renderings and site plans for the development.

NBC announces "Poker After Dark" hosted by Shana Hiatt

11 October 2006

Set in the back room of various casinos on the Vegas strip, 'Poker After Dark' gives viewers an intimate look inside a poker game usually reserved for the eyes of the professional poker players themselves.

Top Nevada casino regulator likely to get rare third term

11 October 2006

Gov. Kenny Guinn said Tuesday one of his key final appointments before leaving office this year will be a third four-year term for Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairman Dennis Neilander.

Remodelings to serve as tests for center

11 October 2006

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority has signed off on a small agreement that could have big implications for the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Nevada gaming revenue: Downtown dims

11 October 2006

While the revenue earned by Strip casinos continues to feed Nevada's record-pacing year, downtown gambling halls are heading in the opposite direction.

Analysis: Ban is more politics than poker

10 October 2006

The Senate bill approved in Congress last weekend restricting Internet gambling had some local poker players cashing out their online accounts, calling their attorneys and blabbing less about their online play.

Nevadan at work: 'Green power' advocate helps shape CityCenter

10 October 2006

A decade-long advocacy effort promoting the use of renewable energy resources may have rubbed off on the designers of MGM Mirage's Project CityCenter.

Inside gaming column: Wall Street expects big things in Macau

10 October 2006

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

PPT Still Looking For Television Home

6 October 2006

The Professional Poker Tour is still looking for a television partner willing to broadcast its show.

Gordie Brown At the Venetian

5 October 2006

Comedian Gordie Brown begins preview performances Oct. 11 in the new showroom at The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino.

Green Valley Ranch Resort Opens Third Major Expansion

5 October 2006

tation Casinos executives opened a $110 million expansion at Green Valley Ranch yesterday, the property's third major expansion since opening in December 2001.

Federal Suit Targets Golden Nugget

4 October 2006

Downtown Las Vegas' largest and most upscale hotel, the Golden Nugget, has for years discriminated against some of its black and female employees by subjecting them to a hostile work environment, the federal government is claiming in a lawsuit.

Congress Deals Poker Fans a Hand They Can't Bet

4 October 2006

Fallout from the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 may land hard on two of Las Vegas' biggest gaming companies, Harrah's Entertainment and MGM Mirage.

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