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Retailers Get a Treat, Election Combining with Halloween to Make for Profitable Times

1 November 2004

Be it spooky ghouls and goblins or the prospect of four years under whichever polarizing presidential candidate has most drawn your ire, there's plenty to be afraid of over the next few days.

Las Vegas Man Wins $13.6 Million Jackpot

1 November 2004

In the poker room of The Palms Casino where he plays regularly, he is known as Lucky Mickey and Michael Glass earned the moniker this afternoon when he won $13.6 million on Nevada Megabucks.

Study Accents Hazard of Secondhand Smoke

29 October 2004

News Brief: According to the study, published last month in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, the air in bars and casinos can have up to 50 times more cancer-causing particles than the air on rush-hour highways.

Casinos Accused of Labor Offenses

29 October 2004

With 10,000 casino workers going into the fifth week of their walkout in Atlantic City, union officials escalated hostilities Thursday by filing about 200 unfair labor practices complaints with the National Labor Relations Board.

Golden Nugget Owner: Garage is Sound

28 October 2004

News Brief: An owner of the Golden Nugget says that his hotel's parking garage was structurally sound despite two cars plunging from the building in less than a year.

Global Gaming Expo Breaks Record

28 October 2004

Attendance at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas this month rose 10 percent from last year to a record 25,018 people, conference organizers said Tuesday.

Hard Rock: Settlement Won't Affect Operations

28 October 2004

A settlement and fine levied by Nevada regulators against the Hard Rock to settle a dispute over the casino's advertising policy isn't expected to change the way the property conducts business, a top Hard Rock executive said.

Forum Shops Owner Reports Earnings Jump

28 October 2004

Simon Property Group, the owner of the Forum Shops at Caesars in Las Vegas, reports that third-quarter earnings grew because of strong leasing activity and sales.

Ruffin to Sell Bahamas Properties

28 October 2004

Developer Phil Ruffin hopes to jump-start redevelopment of his 41-acre New Frontier site on the Strip with funds from the sale of his Bahamas properties.

Nevada Taxable Sales Up

28 October 2004

Nevada taxable sales rose by 11.8 percent in August over the same month a year ago, led by construction and auto purchases, the Department of Taxation reported Wednesday.

Surviving in Vegas

28 October 2004

Barney Vinson: I was a student dealer at the Mint Hotel in Las Vegas, scratching out a living at $14 a day.

Hard Rock Agrees to Pay $100,000 Fine in Ad Dispute

27 October 2004

While admitting no wrongdoing, the Hard Rock hotel and casino in Las Vegas has agreed to pay a $100,000 fine to settle a complaint by the state Gaming Control Board over its advertising policies.

Airport Stays on Pace for Record

27 October 2004

An economic storm continues to threaten some of the aviation industry's largest players, but traffic at McCarran International soared again in September when nearly 3.4 million passengers used the busy Las Vegas airport.

Exterior Work on Caesars Tower Complete

27 October 2004

Caesars Palace wrapped up core construction Tuesday on its new $289 million luxury hotel tower, hoping to lure enough added guests to boost casino play and profit margins to historic levels.

Expansion in Store for Herbst Property

26 October 2004

Terrible's casino expects to begin construction next month on a new parking garage that will mark the first phase of a larger casino expansion.

Advertising Could Get Boost From LVCVA Windfall

26 October 2004

With occupancy of Southern Nevada's resorts up and the average daily room rate increasing, room tax coffers are bulging.

Hard Rock Takes Action to Stem Unpredictable High-Roller Wins

26 October 2004

The Hard Rock says it will no longer accept high-roller action from gamblers with million-dollar credit lines who have the potential to lose -- or win -- millions from the casino.

Noro Virus Suspected in Flamingo Illness

26 October 2004

A flulike illness that has stricken employees and guests at the Flamingo is believed to be caused by a type of Noro virus but the Clark County Health District won't have a final determination until today, a spokeswoman said.

Car Plunges From Golden Nugget Garage

26 October 2004

An out-of-town couple in their 80s driving in a rental car plowed through a steel-reinforced concrete barrier at the Golden Nugget's parking garage on Monday, sending them plunging 18 feet to the pavement below.

Slot Maker to Add 40 Jobs

25 October 2004

Aristocrat Technologies Inc. is adding about 40 new positions in Las Vegas to handle the company's growing slot manufacturing business in North America.

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