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What's Old Will Be New Again

11 May 2005

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday unveiled its latest five-year marketing plan, and in many ways, the 120-page document reads like a road map for traveling back to the future.

Expert: What Happens in Las Vegas Has More Options

10 May 2005

These days, the city's efforts to buck another common travel trend is enabling it to outperform most other popular destinations.

Fast Movers: Exotic Cars Speeding Out Of Wynn Showroom

10 May 2005

Some of the richest merchandise in Las Vegas has changed hands in recent days at the Ferrari and Maserati showroom at Wynn Las Vegas, which beckons passers-by with luxury cars displayed like fine art.

New Cosmopolitan Resort Focuses on Retail, Dining

10 May 2005

The $1.5 billion Cosmopolitan Resort & Casino boldly addresses an emerging trend in Las Vegas where a tourist's primary vacation purpose is shopping, dining and entertainment.

Patriot Act Alters Landscape of Nevada Regulatory Process

10 May 2005

Scores of Nevada licensees that previously were not affected by state regulations to combat money laundering will be required to file transaction reports.

Gaming Stocks: Rating of Wynn Lowered

10 May 2005

Goldman Sachs Group on Monday downgraded its rating on Wynn Resorts Ltd., citing jitters about the gaming industry in general and the owner of the Strip's latest megaresort in particular.

Vegas Prize Ruffles Atlantic City Feathers

9 May 2005

News Brief: A trip to Las Vegas being offered by the New Jersey Lottery is putting the panel that runs the state's lotto games at odds with organizations that promote Atlantic City.

Oops, She Hits a Million Again

9 May 2005

After winning a $1 million slot machine jackpot less than a year ago, one would think Jo Ann Argyris would easily recognize the symbols that signify a large cash prize.

A Team With Keen Scents of Security

9 May 2005

Wynn Las Vegas went all the way to Europe to hire eight specially trained members of the $2.7 billion Strip hotel-casino's security detail.

Inside Gaming: Schaeffer May be Moving Uptown

9 May 2005

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

Woman Wins Million Dollar Slot Twice

9 May 2005

A Las Vegas area grandmother has won the $1 million jackpot on Aristocrat Technologies' Millioni$er Hyperlink penny slot games for the second time in less than a year.

Nevada Control Board Leery of Bid for License

6 May 2005

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has bounced an application for a restricted gaming license back to its staff and will await word on whether the applicant passed a hair follicle drug test.

Trump Condo Project Reserves All Units

5 May 2005

Prospective buyers have reserved 100 percent of the available condominium units in Donald Trump's first planned Las Vegas development.

Amendments Would Let Liquor Stores Operate Slots

5 May 2005

Under two draft amendments to existing regulations, Nevada liquor stores would be allowed to place up to four slot machines in their businesses.

Nevada Board to Allow Entry to Bond Market

5 May 2005

The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously approved a series of corporate registrations for Randy Black's Mesquite gaming empire that will enable the dominant player in that market to enter the bond market.

JCM American Supplies Wynn Las Vegas

5 May 2005

JCM American has supplied a total currency solution to the new Wynn Las Vegas.

British Man Wins $1.7 Million at Vegas Poker Table

4 May 2005

International News Brief: Paul Maxfield returned home with the largest sum ever netted by any Briton in a poker game in the United States.

McCarran Seeking to Ease Congestion

4 May 2005

Weeks removed from its busiest month on record and with further growth projected in the months and years to come, McCarran International Airport simply can't afford to rely on the status quo.

Bellagio: New French Paintings in June

3 May 2005

Starting June 10, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art will present a new collection of nineteenth century French paintings on loan from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

Wynn Assures Stockholders Resort is Off to a Good Start

3 May 2005

Warning shareholders not to judge the long-term performance of his resort based on its opening weekend, Steve Wynn nevertheless dropped several hints at the company's annual stockholders meeting Monday to suggest that his new resort was off to a good start.

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