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Castaways Plagued by Problems

10 July 2003

Casino industry executives and insiders with knowledge of the Castaways said the property is plagued by problems. The property recently filed for bankruptcy.

Coast Plans High-End Casino

10 July 2003

News Brief: Coast Casinos Chairman Michael Gaughan is planning to build the city's most expensive locals casino at the southern end of the Strip, according to a company executive.

Bobby Flay to Open Restaurant at Caesars Palace

10 July 2003

Celebrity chef Bobby Flay has reached an agreement with Caesars Palace to bring his vibrant Southwestern cuisine to the famed Las Vegas resort.

LVCVA Approves Five-Year Contract with Convention Workers Union

9 July 2003

The Las Vegas Convention Authority board on Tuesday approved a new five-year collective bargaining agreement with members of the Service Employees International Union.

Las Vegas Law Firm Forms Gaming Unit

9 July 2003

The Las Vegas practice of Snell & Wilmer has formed a business and finance gaming practice with the addition of two attorneys, Lou Dorn and Brad Kerby.

Stardust Marks 45th Anniversary

9 July 2003

Stardust's owners, who managed what was once one of the Strip's swinging resorts, hope to parlay the property's retro appeal into new business in the future.

Sale of Aladdin Moving Forward

9 July 2003

The company that wants to turn the bankrupt Aladdin into a Planet Hollywood hotel-casino cleared another hurdle in U.S. Bankruptcy Court on Tuesday.

Strip Hotels: Summer Looking Good for Strip

9 July 2003

After faltering through the first half of 2003 because of the war with Iraq and fears of flying, room rates have been rebounding to record rates on the Strip, Wall Street analysts said Tuesday.

Las Vegas-Pennsylvania Flights Offered

9 July 2003

A Largo, Florida, charter airline will take over routes developed earlier this year between Allentown, Pennsylvania, and Las Vegas.

Three New Checkpoints Credited with Easing Vegas Airport Congestion

8 July 2003

News Brief: Opening three new security checkpoints eased travel at McCarran International Airport during the Independence Day holiday, an airport official said Monday.

Hilton Luxury Brand Set For Vegas

8 July 2003

Conrad Hotels, a new high-end brand under the Hilton chain of luxury hotels, expects to sign management agreements to run various hotels in Las Vegas.

French Flag Flies Again at Paris Las Vegas

8 July 2003

In a sign of the times, the flag of France, Le Tricolore, again flies over Paris Las Vegas.

Boost Expected from Venetian Expansion

8 July 2003

Artisans were putting the finishing touches Monday on the $275 million expansion of The Venetian even as a limited number of guests checked out following a 'very soft opening' for the Fourth of July weekend.

Fourth of July Tourism: More Visitors Expected

7 July 2003

An estimated 275,000 people could visit Las Vegas from today through Sunday for the holiday weekend. But officials expect those holiday visitors will be keeping a tight grasp on their wallets and pocketbooks.

Planet Strategy: Retheme, Remodel, Renew

7 July 2003

Planet Hollywood boss Robert Earl plans to transform the Aladdin's name, theme and look, changes the dapper Floridian expects to revitalize the bankrupt megaresort.

More Visitors Expected for Long Weekend

4 July 2003

An estimated 275,000 people could visit Las Vegas from today through Sunday for the holiday weekend. But officials expect those holiday visitors will be keeping a tight grasp on their wallets and pocketbooks.

Remodeling Costs Skyrocket

3 July 2003

The owners of the Westin Casuarina have spent $15 million more than they planned to remodel the former Maxim property, they said Wednesday after the Gaming Control Board voted 3-0 to recommend licensing the new property.

Exec Eyes Freemont Changes

3 July 2003

The secret to revitalizing Las Vegas’ downtown lies in the city's freewheeling roots, one executive believes.

License Approved for Four Queens Buyer

3 July 2003

The Nevada Gaming Control Board approved a gaming license for Terry Caudill, the new owner of the Four Queens casino in downtown Las Vegas.

Palms Expansion Approved

3 July 2003

Plans for a second tower for the Palms casino resort in Las Vegas were approved by the Clark County Commission, although a company representative said a final decision on whether to build the 25-story building hasn't been made yet.

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