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Land Owners Against Binion Deal

20 February 2004

Owners of the land under Binion's Horseshoe are refusing to go along with the proposed sale of the hotel-casino to MTR Gaming Group.

Fitzgeralds Continues to Evolve

20 February 2004

Don Barden continues to upgrade the Las Vegas property he acquired out of bankruptcy in 2001.

Possible Buyers Weigh Castaways' Potential

20 February 2004

Three weeks after closing, the Las Vegas’ Castaways is generating interest from prospective buyers.

Companies Team Up on Binion's Horseshoe Purchase

20 February 2004

n the complicated deal surrounding Binion’s Horseshoe, MTR Gaming Group would buy the property, but Harrah's Entertainment would operate it initially as soon as March.

Consultant Shakes Up Conference

20 February 2004

News Brief: As he stepped to the podium Thursday morning to ‘inject a little realism’ into the inaugural Northern Nevada Gaming Summit at Harrah’s Reno, the audience of 200 had no idea just how real Michael Meczka was going to get.

MTR Gaming Buys Binion's

19 February 2004

In the end, Binion's Horseshoe in downtown Las Vegas is being sold not to Harrah's Entertainment, but to MTR Gaming Group.

Hard Rock, Control Board Talks Continue

18 February 2004

The negotiations between Hard Rock hotel-casino and lawyers for the Nevada Gaming Control Board towards a possible settlement of the board's Jan. 21 complaint involving the Hard Rock's advertising campaigns have been extended.

Mess At McCarran: Airport Cures Also Have to Wait

18 February 2004

On Monday, a sea of frustrated travelers unwittingly discovered a new contender for life's least-wanted crown: trying to escape Las Vegas after a busy weekend.

Casino Business Trends: Strip Hotel Revenues Surge

18 February 2004

Hotel operations, seeing a return of leisure travelers and limited expansion, set a record in January and are on track to set new marks in succeeding months, operators and analysts said Monday.

Reno Hosts Nevada Gaming Summit

16 February 2004

News Brief: The Northern Nevada Gaming Summit, a unique, new conference is scheduled for Wednesday evening and all day Thursday.

Nevadan At Work: Matthew Hileman, Marketing director, Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

16 February 2004

Matthew Hileman has traveled a long way to land in an odd little place -- a Kunsthalle, or small, privately owned art gallery in the desert.

Inside Gaming Column: Castoffs Catcher May Snag Castaways

16 February 2004

A selection of stories from inside the industry this week.

Closed Casino: Waiver Letter Riles Ex-Workers

16 February 2004

Binion's Horseshoe workers are crying foul over demands they sign a general release against the company in return for limited repayments of medical expenditures.

Vegas Prepares for Strong Holiday Weekend

13 February 2004

Possibly the only thing better than a three-day holiday weekend to draw tourists to Las Vegas is a three-day holiday weekend that includes a sentimental observance such as Valentine's Day.

United Considers More Cheap Vegas Flights

13 February 2004

United Airlines will evaluate its just-launched Ted discount subsidiary to determine if it is feasible to transform mainline United service between Chicago and Las Vegas into Ted flights.

Second Wynn Tower Planned

13 February 2004

Steve Wynn plans a half-billion dollar expansion of his $2.4 billion megaresort, with construction on a second tower set to begin before Wynn Las Vegas' scheduled April 2005 opening, industry insiders say.

Friday the 13th Lucky for Slot Player

13 February 2004

Friday the thirteenth was far from unlucky for the international visitor to the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino who won $10.2 million on Nevada Megabucks.

Binion Biography; Pitching Aces Timely New Arrivals

13 February 2004

Sierra Design Shuts Down Website

12 February 2004

Slot maker Sierra Design Group this week averted a move by Missouri regulators to revoke its gambling license in that state by shutting down an Internet site that regulators believe offered illegal gambling.

Judge Approves Castaways' Request

12 February 2004

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge this week approved the conversion of the Castaways bankruptcy case to a Chapter 7 liquidation from a Chapter 11 reorganization.

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