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History Channel Presents 'Breaking Vegas'

2 February 2005

The new series ‘Breaking Vegas’ on The History Channel looks at some of Las Vegas's most notorious high-stakes cheaters and the various tactics they've used to fleece casinos.

National Lampoon, Barrick to Offer Spring Break Package

1 February 2005

National Lampoon Inc., which for nearly 35 years has produced several comic films and a satirical magazine geared to a college audience, has opened a travel division and one of the first destinations it is focusing on is Las Vegas.

Nevada Governments to Extend Ban on New Casinos

1 February 2005

News Brief: Facing possible state regulations on neighborhood casinos, local officials agreed Monday their moratoriums on gaming development should be extended into the summer.

Underage Gambler Was Overlooked by Security, Wait Staff, and Casino Dealers

1 February 2005

News Brief: The Venetian agreed Thursday to pay a $10,000 fine to Nevada gaming regulators in conjunction with a 2004 episode where a 19-year-old patron gambled and was served alcohol at the Strip resort.

Many Seniors Visit Casinos to Socialize More Than to Gamble

1 February 2005

While one recent study claims seniors that frequently gamble in casinos are more at risk of financial difficulties, other studies, local experts and gaming officials say seniors are more interested in the trip to a casino than gaming.

MGM Mirage Reports Strong Results

1 February 2005

MGM Mirage reports that adjusted earnings per diluted share rose 42% to $0.51 in Q4 2004 from $0.36 in the 2003 quarter, representing the company's best fourth quarter performance in its history.

Casino Revenue: Gaming Stocks Start '05 Strong

1 February 2005

As gaming companies, including giants MGM Mirage and Harrah's, ready their quarterly earnings reports this week, stock prices for the major operators in January reflected investors' optimism that results will surpass Wall Street estimates.

Alliance Gaming Reports Loss

1 February 2005

Q2 net loss from continuing operations totaled $(7.5) million, or $(0.15) per diluted share, which includes a write-down of certain inventory and other assets and a bank amendment charge, together totaling $11.7 million.

Inside Gaming: It's Neon or Nothing Even if Fuel Costs Spike

31 January 2005

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

Nevadan At Work: Stacy Allsbrook; Executive Director, Las Vegas Centennial Celebration

31 January 2005

Stacy Allsbrook, a life-long Southern Nevadan and a 13-year city of Las Vegas employee, is serving as executive director of the Las Vegas Centennial Celebration, a year-long commemoration of the city's 100th birthday.

Adult-Film Company Opens Las Vegas Nightclub

31 January 2005

One of the world's best-known adult film companies has set up shop on the Strip.

Analysts Get Preview Tour of Wynn Las Vegas

31 January 2005

Despite a significant amount of construction remaining to be completed in the next 90 days, the 2,700-room Wynn Las Vegas resort will be ready when guests begin arriving April 28.

Venetian Pays $10,000 Fine

28 January 2005

The Venetian has agreed to pay a $10,000 fine to Nevada gaming regulators in conjunction with a 2004 episode where a 19-year-old patron gambled and was served alcohol at the Strip resort.

Bellagio Presents Chocolate Fountain

28 January 2005

Jutting out into the Bellagio’s main corridor like the prow of a ship is a glass-enclosed, floor-to-ceiling chocolate fountain emerging from Jean-Philippe Patisserie.

Private Gaming Salons at Venetian Approved

28 January 2005

Like a gambler on a win streak, the Venetian was on top when the Nevada Gaming Commission approved its plans Thursday for its new private gaming salons.

Suit Against Nevada Gaming Control Board Dismissed

28 January 2005

The Nevada Gaming Control Board and its members have been dismissed as defendants in a lawsuit filed by a Los Angeles gambler.

Analysts: Wynn Will Be Able to Charge More For Rooms

28 January 2005

After a preliminary tour of the $2.7 billion Wynn Las Vegas resort under construction, some analysts say the property will be able to charge more for rooms than expected and will command among the highest rates on the Strip.

Las Vegas Airport Shatters Annual Mark

27 January 2005

McCarran International Airport hosted more than 41.4 million travelers last year, vaporizing all previous 12-month records.

Nevada Lottery Faces Usual Obstacles

27 January 2005

While Democratic legislative leaders prepare a lottery proposal in which proceeds would help fund Nevada’s public education system, casino leaders are apprehensive.

Green Valley Ranch Lures Big Spenders With Expansion

27 January 2005

Green Valley Ranch Station Casino hopes their new luxurious Penthouse Suite will lure in the high rollers.

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