Nevada News - Page 537

'Relieved' was the word Morgans Hotel Group Chief Executive Officer and President Ed Scheetz used to describe the end of the company's nearly nine-month journey to take over the Hard Rock Hotel.

The $1.8 billion Palazzo has not been the average Strip construction project.

Morgans Hotel Group Co. and its equity partner, DLJ Merchant Banking Partners, have completed the acquisition of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas and related assets.

The Aladdin Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino will serve as the ultimate destination during NBA All-Star Weekend in Las Vegas.

After suffering an initial setback in District Court, two Wynn Las Vegas dealers are preparing to ask the state's high court to review the property's new tip pooling policy.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority won a top honor and Vegas.com won three awards at the 50th annual Adrian Awards competition presented by the Hospitality Sales & Marketing Association International.

"Live at the Bike" takes you to the inner sanctum Trent Tucker's Hoopology Celebrity Party at the Hard Rock Casino and Hotel.

Caesars Palace responds to grossly inaccurate media speculation about the gaming activity of prominent entertainment entrepreneur Rene Angelil.

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel Co. flew high into 2007 despite a hefty tax bill related to its recent stock offering.

A Nevada resident became a multi-millionaire this afternoon when his penny investment paid off on Penny Megabucks at the Pahrump Nugget Casino.

Full House Resorts has completed the acquisition of Stockman's Casino in Fallon, Nevada from the James R. Peters Family Trust for a purchase price of $25.5 million.

The builders of the World Market Center in downtown Las Vegas on Monday announced two more steps toward completing the $3 billion furniture trade center.

Leroy's, which began its sports and racing wagering life as a small and smoky stand-alone downtown betting parlor, has gone high-tech.

A Nevada man won the $15 million Powerball jackpot from the Saturday, Jan. 27 drawing with a ticket he bought in Arizona.

The glow from those notorious orange shorts at the year-old Hooters Casino Hotel is struggling to be seen against the bright lights of the Las Vegas Strip.

After a half decade-long slumber, the prospects for gaming equipment manufacturers appear to be awakening.

When an estimated 60,000 furniture buyers descend on the World Market Center on Monday, they'll find a lot more than bedding and chairs.

In time, Northern Nevada residents could see the face of auto industry icon Lee Iacocca on billboards telling them if they can find a better casino than Stockman's in Fallon, they should buy it.

Loews announced it would take over the 493-room Hyatt Regency Hotel at Lake Las Vegas and has been instilling its own lowkey brand of service and style on the property since.

Somehow, the complementary visions of Eric Idle and George Harrison have wound up converging on the Las Vegas Strip