Nevada News - Page 568

Network Installation Corp.’s wholly owned subsidiary, Kelley Technologies, has been awarded a project for a major Las Vegas resort hotel and casino.

ParkerTech Racing Services is taking their VIPsports.com Top Alcohol Funny Car to Las Vegas for the first time

Las Vegas Sands Corp. reports that Barneys New York will open a flagship store in the company's new Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino currently being constructed next to The Venetian on the Las Vegas strip.

The legends of poker are back on GSN, the network for games, for a second season of High Stakes Poker.

News Brief: Local casinos now have an improved system to develop and implement emergency response plans as required by Nevada law.

The late billionaire Howard Hughes, who once owned six casinos in Las Vegas, was known as a recluse, shunning any public contact in his declining years.

Clark County casino companies' taxable property values are rising at a record clip, outpacing anything ever seen in Nevada.

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

The Venetian's third attempt at operating a poker room might be the charm -- but also the most expensive.

Gaming stocks continued their upward trend in March, with some companies surpassing or nearing all-time high price levels.

Slot companies are developing downloadable gaming technology where slot supervisors would be able change the game content on a bank of machines with a few clicks of a computer mous

Thanks to some lavish spending by last year's out-of-town guests, there's a helluva lot more money for locals to love.

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Hal Prince bring ‘Phantom -- The Las Vegas Spectacular’ to The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas.

News Brief: Officials at a new problem gambling center in Reno said demand for treatment is high and there's already a waiting list of people seeking help.

The $100 million Fremont Street retail center has been all but empty and on the market since May 2004, a victim of poor foot traffic and other troubles too numerous to mention.

Knockout! Sports Network, Inc. has electronically completed the filing of a lawsuit against Matt Rose, Ultimate Sports Entertainment, Inc.

Things change quickly on the Las Vegas Strip, and sometimes the changes are for the worse.

With the hotel-condominium units in Signature at MGM Grand nearly sold out, MGM Mirage is proceeding to look at developing the adjacent 15 acres.

The Las Vegas Hilton has extended Barry Manilow’s exclusive long-term engagement at the resort through 2008.

The head of Las Vegas' busiest carrier foresees more mergers and shutdowns in the dangerously turbulent aviation sector.