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New construction will likely depress average daily room rates as well as revenue generated by rooms at all Strip properties, a report from a New York City investment banking company warns.

News Brief: The National Hockey League has been hit with a major scandal amid allegations Phoenix Coyotes assistant coach Rick Tocchet financed an illegal gambling ring.

Morowitz Gaming Advisors will present its popular seminar, "Ultimate Budgeting for Gaming Industry Finance Professionals" at the Green Valley Ranch in Las Vegas.

Apartment rents throughout Las Vegas are expected to increase 5 percent this year to average of $834 a month.

The Guggenheim Hermitage Museum presents Rubens and His Age: Masterpieces from the Hermitage Museum from February 6, 2006 through July 31, 2006.

Grand announced today that it is now accepting reservations for The Signature at MGM Grand, the luxurious suite hotel to debut in May 2006.

Las Vegas could lose its only nonstop air service from Asia next year.

Inside casinos, neither a Pittsburgh Steelers Terrible Towel nor a Seattle Seahawks flag can be found. Instead, decorations from the recent Chinese New Year celebration are still evident.

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

A Super Bowl lacking dramatic action on the field in Detroit drew plenty of it at Las Vegas sports books.

Despite the growing prominence of celebrity chefs and their froufrou Zagat ratings, self-serve gorgefests have been big business at local hotel-casinos for nearly six decades.

Boyd Gaming Corp. has developed a plan to retain all 1,899 of its Stardust workers even after it demolishes the resort to make way for its $4 billion Echelon Place project.

The owner of Rolling Stone magazine is making a bid to turn Alexis Park on Harmon Avenue into a $500 million hotel-casino that would attract the same customers as the nearby Hard R

For the second consecutive year, McCarran International Airport posted an annual record, this time with nearly 44.3 million arriving and departing passengers.

With the scheduled opening tonight of the first Hooters Hotel, a $130 million transformation of the former Hotel San Remo, the inevitable comparison will be made with other restaur

Players Network is covering the Hooters Casino Hotel Las Vegas grand opening from a most unique perspective: through the eyes of Hooters girls.

Not only is McCarran International Airport not planning modifications to accommodate the A380, but the plane is not welcome.

For its first Valentine's Day, Wynn Las Vegas is taking the traditional flowers and chocolates to the next level with several romantic options for lovers.

Wall Street gave gaming stocks rave reviews in January, with the Dow Jones U.S. gambling index climbing to 530.6, up 9 percent from the end of the year.

If Las Vegas hopes to someday knock High Point from its throne, market attendees on Tuesday said, leaders here must first tackle parking and traffic issues.