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Shopping The Strip For Less

26 May 2004

Las Vegas Boulevard South is already home to some of the world's best-known fashion boutiques, including Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace and Tiffany & Co.

Bellagio Power Outage Tied to Material Failure

25 May 2004

A county investigation into the power failure that shut down the Bellagio for more than three days hasn't turned up an explanation for what caused material to degrade.

Battle Lines Emerge in Remote Gaming Debate

25 May 2004

Battle lines are being drawn between opposing sides of issues surrounding intrastate remote gaming -- gambling using high-tech devices that allow gamblers to wager without being on a casino floor.

Gurrola Set to Leave Gaming Commission

25 May 2004

A longtime Nevada Gaming Commission member will step down as soon as a replacement is found.

Preteen Arrested on Suspicion of Selling Meth

25 May 2004

News Brief: She looked about 14 or 16, and stood on the corner of Lake and Mill streets Thursday night.

Lawrence Receives Maximum Sentence in Casino Scam

25 May 2004

News Brief: The man who was the hub of an effort that stole $1.6 million from Harveys Lake Tahoe did not have a drug or gambling problem but felt like Robin Hood, a psychologist said Monday.

World Series of Poker Draws Record Number of Entrants

25 May 2004

The championship event for the the World Series of Poker gets under way today at Binion's Horseshoe with an estimated 2,500 to 2,600 participants and a prize pool of more than $20 million.

Developer Gives Up, Will Sell Neonopolis

25 May 2004

The developer of the Neonopolis retail and entertainment center said Friday it plans to sell the nearly $100 million project rather than try to revive the struggling mall once hailed as a key to resurrecting business in downtown Las Vegas.

Strip Getting a Slice of the Island

25 May 2004

The Strip will add 80,000 square feet of retail space with today's opening of Hawaiian Marketplace, a $175 million island-style shopping plaza with retail, entertainment and dining options in front of Polo Towers.

Gaming Commissioner Set to Step Down Soon

25 May 2004

Veteran Nevada Gaming Commissioner Augie Gurrola, whose third four-year term expired April 27, will step down as soon as Gov. Kenny Guinn decides on a successor.

Inside Gaming: Oil Price Drop Could Grease Las Vegas Tourism

25 May 2004

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

The Future Of Shopping: Centers of Attention

25 May 2004

As a man with plans to soon build a large glass structure along Las Vegas' busiest thoroughfare, Aby Rosen knows better than to carelessly cast stones, verbal or otherwise.

Texas Man Wins $2.4 Million Slot Jackpot

25 May 2004

Henry Hernandez says that the Venetian was his favorite Las Vegas resort before he hit it big there early Sunday morning, winning $2.4 million on Wheel of Fortune dollars.

Locations for Poker Championship Set

21 May 2004

Harrah's Entertainment Inc. expects to hold the final round of next year's World Series of Poker main event at Binion's Horseshoe, with the rest of the event held at the company's Rio hotel-casino, Harrah's officials said Thursday.

Hard Rock Deal Rejected

21 May 2004

The Nevada Gaming Commission have voted unanimously to reject the Hard Rock hotel-casino's controversial advertising campaign settlement, setting the stage for a hearing that likely will occur sometime this summer.

Vegas Tourism Agency Head Voted In

21 May 2004

Rossi Ralenkotter was voted in Thursday to replace Manny Cortez as the top executive of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

Stratosphere Plans Tower Shops Growth

21 May 2004

The Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower is expanding its Tower Shops by the size of a big supermarket and is undergoing a face lift in an attempt to attract more local business.

McCarran Traffic Up

20 May 2004

Nearly every commercial passenger carrier serving McCarran International Airport showed double- or triple-digit percentage increases over last year as the Las Vegas airport enjoyed its best April ever.

For Gambling Addicts, Center is a Lifesaver

20 May 2004

The Problem Gambling Center, founded in 1986 and funded almost entirely from casino donations, is one of only a handful of treatment options in Nevada and the state's largest treatment center for compulsive gamblers.

Station Casinos Plans High-Rise Resort

20 May 2004

tation Casinos has set its sights on developing a high-rise destination resort that will rival the Rio and the Palms as soon as work wraps up on its new Red Rock Station.

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