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Casinos Remain Cautious of Reality Shows

27 September 2004

From its June debut up to the final episode of the Fox network reality show "The Casino" last month, the Golden Nugget experienced an increase in business and the kind of publicity that can't be bought.

Reno Man Becomes Millionaire

27 September 2004

News Brief: A 25-year-old warehouse receiving manager from Reno hit it big at the Atlantis Casino Resort.

Gaming Commission Hearing: Station Fined $2.2 Million

27 September 2004

The Nevada Gaming Commission on Friday approved a $2.2 million settlement of the 18-month-old case against Station Casinos for failing to file required anti-money laundering reports with the federal government.

Nevada Gaming Commission: Hard Rock Action Wins Praise

27 September 2004

Attorneys hailed a Nevada Gaming Commission's Friday decision to dismiss two complaints against the Hard Rock Hotel arising from its sexually suggestive advertisements as a victory for the hotel-casino and the First Amendment.

Hard Rock CEO Planning $1 Billion Condo-Hotel

24 September 2004

The chief executive of the Hard Rock Hotel on Thursday announced plans to build four condo-hotel towers behind the resort at a cost of $1 billion, locking up a key parcel of land for future expansion.

Regulators Set to Fine Station Casinos $2.4 Million

24 September 2004

Station Casinos Inc. has agreed to pay $2.4 million in fines and investigatory costs to settle a financial reporting complaint from the state Gaming Control Board.

Engineers Union Approves Mandalay Strike

24 September 2004

Members of the Operating Engineers Local 501 voted Thursday to authorize the union to strike at three Mandalay Resort Group properties if the company doesn't rescind a two-tier wage proposal.

Las Vegas Tourism Group Honored

23 September 2004

Rossi Ralenkotter, president and CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, and Billy Vassiliadis, chief executive of R&R Partners, the LVCVA's advertising consultant, have been jointly named Brandweek's 2004 Marketer of the Year in travel and tourism.

New Hard Rock Billboard Lampoons Regulators

23 September 2004

A not-so-tongue-in-cheek billboard towering above the Hard Rock Hotel could cast a heavy shadow on Friday's Nevada Gaming Commission meeting near downtown Las Vegas.

Mandalay, Union at Stalemate

23 September 2004

Contract talks between the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 501 and Mandalay Resort Group are at an impasse, and workers are taking a strike authorization vote today.

Gaming Giants Sue Newspaper Owners

22 September 2004

A pair of Nevada gaming giants have sued the owners of Las Vegas' two largest newspapers to try to resolve questions about the future of the lasvegas.com Web site.

G2E: A Glimpse of Things to Come

22 September 2004

For Tony Spier, Global Gaming Expo determines company production schedules as well as chances of breakaway success in the coming year.

Boomtown Reno Big Cash Bash Giveaway

21 September 2004

Boomtown Casino and Hotel Reno is awarding $40,000 in cash through December 11, 2004 with their Big Cash Bash Giveaway.

Media Groups Wrestle Over Domain Name

21 September 2004

A Clark County District Court judge has been asked to sort out who has the right to one of the world's most coveted Internet domain names, lasvegas.com.

Poker's Popularity: Raising the Stakes

21 September 2004

Harrah's Entertainment and ESPN say they'll capitalize on poker's best-known event by beginning a series of high-profile tournaments across the country next year.

Gaming Commission to Hear Hard Rock Ad Dispute

21 September 2004

The Hard Rock Hotel's dispute with gaming regulators over several of its ads is turning into a full-bore confrontation over the First Amendment that will begin Friday when the Nevada Gaming Commission hears motions on the case.

Dion Extends Long Las Vegas Stint

20 September 2004

News Brief: Canadian singer Celine Dion has extended her popular Las Vegas show for another year.

Nevadan At Work: Joe Brown; President, Jones Vargas

20 September 2004

The Las Vegas law firm of Jones Vargas, by any normal measure, is a huge success: the second-largest law firm in the fastest-growing major city in the fastest-growing state in the country.

Newly Expanded Firm Banks on Nontraditional Gaming

20 September 2004

A startup company has moved into larger offices in Las Vegas in anticipation of new gambling device sales. But those devices won't have anything to do with traditional slot machines, nor will they be sold anywhere in Nevada.

Nevada Indicators Down for August

20 September 2004

Southern Nevada's economy slowed minimally in August as the index of leading economic indicators declined to 129.29, the Center for Business and Economic Research reported Friday.

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