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Las Vegas part of L.A.'s bid for 2016 Olympics
27 March 2007
The Olympic dream could reach as far as the Nevada desert if Los Angeles is successful in its bid for the 2016 summer games.
Miller Brewing, Palms Casino sign deal27 March 2007
Miller Brewing Company reports a major new partnership with one of the hottest resorts in Las Vegas, The Palms Casino Resort.
INSIDE GAMING: Flashier, fresher look for Four Queens26 March 2007
The owner of one of Fremont Street's glitziest facades said a $20 million plan to spiff up the inside of the Four Queens casino is ‘substantially complete.’
Cirque du Soliel, Luxor sign deal23 March 2007
Cirque du Soleil and Luxor today announced a new show featuring Criss Angel, directed by Cirque du Soleil, set to open Summer 2008 at Luxor Resort and Casino.
Flu could hit Nevada economy hard23 March 2007
No state's economy would get sicker than Nevada's in the event of a flu pandemic, according to a report released Thursday that estimated the financial impact of a potential disease outbreak.
Bunco raises money for cancer23 March 2007
Thousands of women will heading to the 2nd annual Prilosec OTC Bunco World Championship for a weekend of dice rolling, a chance to win $50,000 and to raise money for breast cancer.
Nevada lottery amendment moves ahead22 March 2007
News Brief: Declaring that Nevadans know the odds and are smart enough to decide whether to play lotteries, the Assembly voted Tuesday for a resolution that eventually could end the constitutional ban on lotteries in the state.
Peppermill bets on family fun21 March 2007
News Brief: The Peppermill casino is betting that a new $1 million arcade will be a winner with families visiting Reno.
Vote buoys union officials20 March 2007
A weekend vote by dealers at an Atlantic City casino supporting union representation encouraged officials hoping to organize dealers at Wynn Las Vegas.
Las Vegas hosts wine and food festival20 March 2007
Bon Appetit Magazine is bringing its Culinary and Wine Focus to the glittering Las Vegas Strip for four days of extraordinary dining and exclusive, food and wine events.
Looking in on: Gaming19 March 2007
While regulators hope Las Vegas-based casino operators will help flush out corrupt influences in the Chinese gambling enclave of Macau, they're not holding their breath.
'Dust to dust19 March 2007
Las Vegas is a place where people come to start over, but it's also a place where buildings never get old - they simply get demolished.
Development: Second the motion19 March 2007
With the MGM Mirage's $7 billion Project CityCenter beginning to rise from the ground and new buyers in place at key properties along Harmon Avenue, the growth of the 'second Strip' is progressing quickly and surely.
Nevada voters to decide lottery issue16 March 2007
News Brief: Over the opposition of two major gaming corporations, a Nevada Assembly committee voted 8-5 Thursday to let voters decide whether to legalize a state lottery.
Nevada lawmakers to push for online betting study16 March 2007
Two Nevada lawmakers, hoping to repeal a crackdown on Internet gambling, are working on legislation that would require the National Academy of Sciences to conduct an 18-month study of online wagering.
McCarran slips in national passenger traffic list16 March 2007
But despite the overall uptick, or partly due to the increase, McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas fell from fifth to sixth in passenger traffic rankings.
Union, MGM Mirage open talks15 March 2007
Five weeks after Culinary Workers Local 226 called for early negotiations with hotel owners to discuss the expiring collective bargaining agreements covering Las Vegas Strip and downtown workers, the first face-to-face session took place Wednesday.
MIT blackjack seminars return15 March 2007
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Blackjack Institute Group Seminars are coming to New York for the first time, and returning to Vegas this summer.
Nationwide search for CityCenter contractors launched15 March 2007
MGM Mirage and Perini Building Company have launched a nationwide campaign to identify qualified minority, women, and disadvantaged-owned business enterprises to participate in the construction of CityCenter.
A deluge of dust14 March 2007
When Sherie and James Johnson heard the Stardust was scheduled for demolition, the Salt Lake City couple knew they had be in Las Vegas to bid farewell to an old friend.
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