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Spurned Club Owner Settles

8 February 2005

An Ohio businessman who says he was rejected from Neonopolis because his proposed nightclub would have attracted a largely gay audience has settled his dispute with the struggling downtown Las Vegas mall.

Jackpot Casinos Results Up

7 February 2005

News Brief: The pair of casinos in Jackpot, Nevada, raked in 5.0 percent more revenue than a year ago in the fourth quarter, helping to more than triple operating income there.

Big Game Hunting

7 February 2005

Bob Ameral was so excited about watching the Super Bowl in a casino Sunday that he got to the tiny sports book at the Cannery 2 1/2 hours before kickoff to get the best seat.

Inside Gaming: Las Vegas? You Can't Drive There From Here

7 February 2005

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

Property Tax Debate Biggest Concern For Gaming Industry

7 February 2005

Gaming's largely unsuccessful lobbying efforts in the contentious 2003 legislative session led to some fractures within the industry.

Tourism: A Big Pitch into Coverage

7 February 2005

Local tourism leaders on Friday said they've likely found a way to air a new Las Vegas ad during the telecast of Super Bowl XXXIX.

Landry's Offers to Buy Golden Nugget

7 February 2005

The transaction gives Landry's its first gaming property and a brand name the company hopes to introduce into different casino jurisdictions.

Caesars Tahoe Info Requested

7 February 2005

Caesars Entertainment has it received a request for additional information from the Federal Trade Commission in connection with the planned sale of the Caesars Tahoe casino resort to an affiliate of Columbia Sussex Corporation.

Dad

6 February 2005

Barney Vinson: I’d written my dad to tell him where I was, but he never wrote back, and he’d always been good about staying in touch.

Binion Eyeing Other Opportunities

4 February 2005

Jack Binion, the former manager of Binion's Horseshoe who sold his high-rolling casino empire to Harrah's Entertainment Inc. last year, is considering re-entering the casino business on the Las Vegas Strip or abroad, he said.

Man Sentenced in Casino Investment Scam

4 February 2005

A Vietnamese man was sentenced for convincing members of the Las Vegas Vietnamese community to give him money so he could finalize a deal to build a Las Vegas-style casino in Vietnam.

Cirque Du Soleil Show Debuts at MGM Grand

4 February 2005

Cirque du Soleil unveiled its latest creation, KA, to an enthusiastic audience at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

Landry's Purchases Golden Nugget Casino

4 February 2005

Landry's Restaurants will purchase the landmark Golden Nugget Casino in downtown Las Vegas from Poster Financial Group, Inc. for $140 million in cash and the assumption of $155 million of Senior Secured Notes.

Vegas Council Postpones Boyd Land Deal

3 February 2005

The Las Vegas City Council have indefinitely postponed acting on proposed changes to an 11-year-old downtown land deal with Boyd Gaming Corp.

NFL Tightens Super Bowl Restrictions

3 February 2005

The NFL has tightened its defenses surrounding Sunday's broadcast of Super Bowl.

Flamingo Las Vegas Purchases MindPlay Technology

3 February 2005

Bally Gaming and Systems reports that Flamingo Las Vegas, a Caesars Entertainment, Inc. resort, has agreed to purchase the company's MindPlay MP21 table-game management technology and blackjack system.

NFL Rejects LVCVA's Bid for Ads

2 February 2005

The National Football League has again rejected the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority's bid to advertise the city during Sunday's Super Bowl broadcast.

Strip's Gaming Profit Soars

2 February 2005

The 41 big casinos along the Las Vegas Strip posted record profit in the past fiscal year, generating more than $1 billion in net income.

Berkley, Gibbons to Lead Group

2 February 2005

Rep. Jim Gibbons, R-Nev., and Rep. Shelley Berkley, D-Nev., will lead the Congressional Gaming Caucus for the next two years, Gibbon's office announced Tuesday.

Moratorium Extended on Neighborhood Casinos

2 February 2005

Reno, Sparks and Washoe County officials have agreed to extend a moratorium on neighborhood casinos until after the 2005 legislative session.

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