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Rio Opens Ultra Lounge

31 August 2004

Harrah's Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino has remodeled a centrally located bar into an upscale "I-Bar Ultra Lounge."

Properties Hope Wireless Access Connects With Their Customers

31 August 2004

The latest offering to spread across the Strip isn't as sexy as a nightclub or a swanky lounge but may become just as important to Las Vegas' image as an upscale resort destination. And it costs only about $15 per day.

MAGIC Draws Complaints

31 August 2004

Such was the response from attendees at this year's autumn Men's Apparel Guild in California trade show, which for the first time in six years is taking place entirely under one Las Vegas roof.

Premerger Dealings: Colony Capital Bid on Four Casinos Could Speed Up Caesars Deal

31 August 2004

Harrah's Entertainment signed an agreement with Colony Capital on Friday to sell four key properties involved in its $9.4 billion buyout of Caesars Entertainment, a move that could speed the regulatory process for the merger, insiders and experts said Monday.

Room Rates Stall, Convention Slate Expected to Reverse Trend

31 August 2004

Following a year and a half of hefty price increases, rates for rooms on the Strip booked three weeks in advance stayed relatively flat this summer.

Caesars Palace Cuts Craps Supervisor Jobs

30 August 2004

Caesars Entertainment Inc. has eliminated 27 craps supervisor jobs at its Caesars Palace resort, saying those positions aren't needed to run the games effectively.

Changes Afoot as MAGIC Show Begins

30 August 2004

When the apparel industry rings in the new year in 2005, a new era of competition begins.

Shopping Mall Giant Sued Over Stake in Forum Shops

30 August 2004

Simon Property Group, owner of the Forum Shops at Caesars mall on the Strip, has been sued by mall developer and former partner Sheldon Gordon.

Algiers Closes its Doors

30 August 2004

The Algiers is being torn down to make way for the Krystle Sands condo-hotel.

Airport Angst: Overall Parking Demand Up 15 percent

30 August 2004

It's a problem that makes local travelers' heads spin, and chances are it's only going to worsen in the months to come.

Inside Gaming Column: Feds' Request Has Paper Flying

30 August 2004

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

Harrah's Club 'all Toby All the Time'

30 August 2004

The VIP booths will look like Ford pickups and an American flag will circle the ceiling at I Love This Bar & Grill!, a $9 million project country superstar Toby Keith announced Friday with Harrah's Las Vegas.

McCarran Forced to Pick Up Pace

30 August 2004

Like the oceans' tides, zits on a teenager or the ax-wielding villain in a low-grade horror flick, Las Vegas' visitors just keep coming back for more.

Growth Index Takes a Breather

30 August 2004

The Southern Nevada Index of Leading Economic Indicators has paused over the past few months after steadily increasing during most of 2003 and earlier this year.

Mergers And Acquisitions: Data Request May Stall Deal

30 August 2004

The Federal Trade Commission has officially requested more information from Harrah's Entertainment and Caesars Entertainment about the competitive consequences of their proposed $9.4 billion merger.

Hard Rock Hotel Alters its Marketing Tactics

27 August 2004

The Hard Rock Hotel is trading babes for bunnies and cleavage for kitties in its new billboard advertising campaign.

Vegas Businessman Receives License

27 August 2004

Las Vegas businessman Andrew Donner has been granted a state casino license for the Lady Luck, but the chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission expressed concerns that Donner may be ‘cutting corners’ in following rules.

New Nevada Casino Regulator Seated

27 August 2004

The Nevada Gaming Commission took things out of order Thursday so its new commissioner John Moran could sit at the meeting.

Aladdin Plan Approved

27 August 2004

The bankrupt Aladdin will be converted into the first Planet Hollywood Resort Casino under a licensing plan that won unanimous approval Thursday from the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Hard Rock Moves to Dismiss Complaint

27 August 2004

The Hard Rock Hotel has set the stage for a battle with the Nevada Gaming Commission by filing a motion to dismiss a three-count complaint against it for suggestive advertising.

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