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Caesars Palace Welcomes Famed French Chef

28 July 2004

Caesars Palace has reached an agreement with internationally acclaimed, Michelin three-star French Chef Guy Savoy to open his sole U.S. restaurant, which will be open in the Las Vegas casino's new luxury hotel tower in 2005.

Gaming Operators More Likely to Bet on Las Vegas

27 July 2004

Gaming operators are returning their focus for investments back to Las Vegas where casino companies enjoy the friendliest regulatory and tax environment in the country.

Gambling Opponent: Merger May Slow Proliferation

27 July 2004

At least one opponent of gambling proliferation expects to get some new ammunition from an unlikely quarter: the planned merger of Harrah's Entertainment and Caesars Entertainment.

Harrah's Execs: Database Mining Key to Marketing Success

27 July 2004

The key to Harrah's Entertainment's marketing success has been its centralized database mining, according to a trio of company executives.

Pact May Help Spur China-Las Vegas Flights

27 July 2004

A landmark aviation agreement completed this weekend removed one of the last roadblocks to widespread travel between China and the United States.

'Slots for Tots' Slammed

27 July 2004

Las Vegas Hilton’s ‘Slot for Tots’ promotion has earned a prime spot in Dennis Conrad’s Hall of Shame.

Fremont Street Vendors Ordered to Vacate

27 July 2004

The management of the Fremont Street Experience outdoor mall in downtown Las Vegas has terminated the leases of five vendors as part of a move to ‘change the direction’ of the mall.

No Citation in Death of Casino Employee

26 July 2004

An investigation into the fatal fall of a Silver Legacy Resort Casino employee has found the casino did not violate safety standards, according to a report by the Northern Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Heightened Terrorism Fears Aren't Slowing Down Casinos

26 July 2004

Terrorism concerns don't appear to be hurting business on the Las Vegas Strip, which is witnessing record increases in revenue, profit and tourist volume.

Inside Gaming: Interstate Jockeying May Help Harrah's

26 July 2004

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

Swimming With the Big Fishes

26 July 2004

With a looming pair of megamergers threatening to shake up the balance in Las Vegas, so-called ‘little guys’ are quick to point out that bigger isn't always better.

More Security Expected at Las Vegas Airport

26 July 2004

A self-proclaimed victory in a game of political hardball is expected to soon bring more federal security screeners to McCarran International Airport, according to two members of Nevada's congressional delegation.

Las Vegas Tourism Numbers Up

26 July 2004

The latest air passenger statistics offered no indication Las Vegas’ tourism industry is slowing down anytime soon.

Herbst Weighs New Incentives For Players

22 July 2004

Representatives of Herbst Gaming Inc. said Wednesday that trips to the company's Las Vegas property may be offered as incentives to loyal players at the Midwestern riverboat casinos the company is acquiring.

Hard Rock Considers Expansion

22 July 2004

The Hard Rock Hotel bounced back with such vigor that executives are reportedly eyeing significant growth opportunities both new and old.

Venetian Expansion to Proceed

22 July 2004

lark County authorized The Venetian to proceed with its expansion plan despite concerns that construction will interfere with Steve Wynn's newest landmark, Wynn Las Vegas.

Aladdin Partner Extends Welcome to Singer

22 July 2004

News Brief: One of the partners buying the Aladdin hotel-casino said singer Linda Ronstadt would be welcomed back to the property after the performer was kicked out over the weekend by current management for praising filmmaker Michael Moore.

Harrah's Began with Bingo Parlor in Reno

21 July 2004

Harrah's Entertainment, one of the oldest and most recognized operators in the casino entertainment industry nationwide, was founded in 1937 when Bill Harrah opened a hole-in-the-wall bingo parlor in Reno.

Megamerger: A Contrast in Cultures

21 July 2004

What to make of a proposed deal that would reshape much of the Strip has become a modern-day $64,000 question, and then some, for many local gaming operators.

Caesars Earns Niche in Gaming Pantheon

21 July 2004

fter 38 years of continuous operation, there's little doubt the company now known as Caesars Entertainment has earned its place among the gaming realm's elite.

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