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Wynn: Le Reve Financing Finalize in 7 Weeks
22 February 2002
News Brief: Casino mogul Steve Wynn say that he plans to finalize plans for his new Las Vegas mega-resort, Le Reve, by the end of next week, and that funding should be in place to begin construction within six weeks of that.
Wynn, Redd and Thomas Inducted into Nevada Business Hall of Fame22 February 2002
Steve Wynn, Si Redd and Parry Thomas are set to be inducted into the Nevada Business Hall of Fame for their role in the development of the state's gambling industry.
Chinese New Year Signals Recovery21 February 2002
As Chinese New Year comes to an end, it appears the annual festival has lived up to the hopeful expectations of Las Vegas casino operators.
Carlson Chief: Loyalty is Key in New Era19 February 2002
Encouraging customer loyalty with superior service -- not offering products at deep discounts -- is what tourism companies must do to win customers in the post-Sept. 11 era, the head of a major travel group said in Las Vegas Monday.
Remembering Casino Legend Al Sachs19 February 2002
Las Vegas was a different town when sharp-dressing casino owner Al Sachs was one of the most recognizable names in town. Many present-day Las Vegans have no idea who this casino legend really was.
Casinos Launch Anti-Nuclear Waste Campaign19 February 2002
The casino industry is weighing in with money and political muscle in Nevada’s fight against President Bush's decision to send the nation's high-level nuclear waste to Yucca Mountain.
Casino Execs: Past Weekend was Strong19 February 2002
Las Vegas strip casino executives said that last weekend was one of the city's best since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and they credited the convergence of Chinese New Year with the Valentine's Day and President's Day holidays.
McCartney's Big Payday18 February 2002
News Brief: The 6 April show is being pencilled in as a replacement for the Lennox Lewis-Mike Tyson fight.
Vegas Airport Reaps Slots Windfall18 February 2002
Las Vegas air travelers are arriving hours early these days and gambling more at McCarran International Airport, where slot machines sit side-by-side with baggage carousels and departure gates.
Station Buys Into Internet Gaming Venture15 February 2002
Station will pay $5 million to acquire a 50 percent stake in SunOnline Ltd which holds an Isle of Man online gaming license.
Religious, Political Groups Plan Protest at MGM15 February 2002
The Rev. Al Sharpton and his National Action Network, along with area religious leaders and the Black Panthers, will protest in front of the MGM Grand in an effort to launch a national boycott against MGM Mirage.
President's Day Weekend Could Boost Vegas15 February 2002
President’s Day weekend, one of Vegas’ busiest holiday weekends, could get an extra boost this year thanks to Chinese New Year and Valentine's Day.
From Aladdin to Rio, Plenty of Strip Hotels to Ponder15 February 2002
An analysis of Las Vegas Strip hotels and casinos.
Online Casino Sues Over Tattoos14 February 2002
News Brief: Golden Palace online casino plans to sue the Nevada Athletic Commission after the commission voted against fighters wearing temporary tattoos in the ring in Nevada.
Las Vegas Visitor Numbers Down Still13 February 2002
Las Vegas’ visitor volume fell for the fourth consecutive month in December.
Nevada Officials Debate Internet Gaming13 February 2002
Nevada Gaming Board officials are debating what needs to take place in order for Nevada to allow online gambling.
Gaming Industry Shares Positive Outlook on Economy12 February 2002
Construction will resume this month on the nation's fourth-largest convention center at Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay hotel-casino, another indication that the gaming industry has confidence the nation's economic recovery is on track.
Mayor Gives Gaming Industry Earful12 February 2002
Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goldman blasted the gaming industry for their lack of support at the American Gaming Summit.
Casinos Hopeful New Year Will Draw Asian Visitors11 February 2002
Casino operators are cautiously optimistic that business could come out of the gate strong on the first day of the Year of the Horse.
Nevada Supreme Court Blocks Cash Seizure at Binion's Horseshoe11 February 2002
The Nevada Supreme Court has at least temporarily blocked a District Court judge's order authorizing the seizure of $1.9 million from the Binion's Horseshoe's cage to cover overdue payments to the Fremont Street Experience pedestrian mall.
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