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Green Valley Ranch Opens Tonight

Station Casinos and the Greenspun family's GCR Gaming own the $300 million Green Valley Ranch in suburban Henderson, scheduled to open around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, after a fireworks display.

Former Mariott Owners Settle Lawsuit

The former owners of the JW Marriott Las Vegas and a PDS Gaming Corp.have recently settled their differences regarding the value of slot machine and furniture leases at the upscale Summerlin hotel-casino.

Las Vegas Roundup

A weekly review of Las Vegas news including Australian travel news, a bit of trivia, and the NCAA presents the question, "When is a lobbyist not a lobbyist?"

Fitch Affirms Mandalay Debt Ratings

Fitch IBCA affirmed its debt ratings on Mandalay Resort Group, removing the immediate threat of a credit downgrade of the Las Vegas casino giant.

PDS Settles Claim Against Former Regent

PDS Gaming Corp. has agreed to a payment of more than $19 million to settle its claims against the former owner of the JW Marriott Las Vegas, formerly known as the Regent Las Vegas.

Experts: Resorts Must Address Safety

Two experts in safe travel say hotel-casinos have a greater role in making their guests feel secure and the guests themselves have the responsibility of being wary of danger when they go on vacation.

Vacation Village Buyer A Vegas Unknown

The Las Vegas man set to buy the bankrupt Vacation Village next week is one of the less visible players on the Las Vegas casino scene despite a number of significant deals he's made.

Survey: Vegas No. 2 Place People Want to Visit

Las Vegas finished in a tie for second to New York as the U.S. city most Americans want to visit, a new survey says.

Lavish New Green Valley Casino to Target Locals

Station Casino says that their new lavish $300 million Green Valley Casino will offer loose slots, full-pay video poker, $5 blackjack and affordable restaurants in an upscale environment.

Casino Industry Faces Building Drought

With no Strip megaresort openings scheduled for the next few years, Las Vegas needs to find new ways to market itself, a University of Nevada, Reno casino industry expert said

Caesars Palace Names New President

John Groom has been named as the new president of the Caesars Palace resort on the Las Vegas Strip.

Japan Airlines Restoring Service to Las Vegas

Japan Airlines will reinstate its nonstop flights between Las Vegas and Tokyo in March.

Mayor Talking with Online Casino

Intent on seeking out new ways for the city to market itself and increase revenues, Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman met last week with officials from an online casino interested in using the city's name and official seal in its venture.

Harrah's CEO Urges Support for National

Harrah's CEO is hoping that National Airlines will be able to successfully emerge from bankruptcy and is urging the Las Vegas gaming industry to do whatever it can to help the airline.

Gamers Seek Backing for Nevada Industry 'must-do' List

The Nevada gaming industry already had an agenda of issues it wanted addressed before Sept. 11. Those issues have not changed.

Delayed Numbers Show Big Drop in Nevada Gaming Win

Nevada casinos experienced their second-worst month in the last three years in October, and the hardest hit was the Las Vegas Strip.

Nevada Keno Game Set To Expand

Las Vegas Gaming Inc. said it is poised to dramatically expand the reach of its "Nevada Numbers" progressive keno game, following its approval by the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Park Place Help Laid-off Workers

Park Place Entertainment Corp. said it created a charitable foundation to better focus the company's philanthropic activities. Its first donation of $300,000 will benefit displaced casino workers in Las Vegas and Reno.

Experts: Cybercrime is Growing Problem

Experts say the use of computers to forge checks, credit cards and identification cards is a far greater problem today, one that's already taking a bite at casinos.

Nevada Delays October Casino Revenue Release

The dramatic economic slowdown has prompted Nevada officials to delay today's scheduled release of October's casino revenue report until next week at the earliest.

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