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Top Economist Lists Risks for Las Vegas

News Brief: According to a top economist, risk factors facing Las Vegas include availability of capital for new megaresort development, the strength of California's economy, energy prices, Indian gaming and the Asian economy.

Spring, Winter, Spring

Star Brooks: "Lake Tahoe has one guarantee... and that is winter ain’t over until it’s over."

Sam's Town Slot Claim Being Investigated

The Nevada Gaming Control Board is investigating claims made in a newspaper advertisement that the slot machines at Sam's Town hotel-casino in Las Vegas give gamblers a better chance of winning.

Shuffle Master Inc Plans Australian Aquisition

Las Vegas-based Shuffle Master Inc. said it plans to purchase the assets and certain liabilities of three separate subsidiaries of Australian Gaming Products.

Judge Refuses to Dismiss Mirage Waitresses' Discrimination Case

Mirage hotel-casino cocktail waitresses have won a significant legal victory in their lawsuit claiming their boss criticized them for having `fat asses.’

Boyd Earnings Take a Tumble

Boyd Gaming Corp. reported a dramatic decrease in earnings, but still exceeded analysts' expectations.

Big-Name Restaurateurs to Attract Business to New Casino

News Brief: “Palms developer George Maloof is turning to a mix of well-known restaurateurs to sell his emerging Flamingo Road hotel-casino, which is designed to target locals and tourists.

Nevada Senate OKs Bill to Allow Private Gaming Rooms

A bill allowing Las Vegas Strip megaresorts to create private gambling rooms for high-rollers has been approved by the state Senate.

Hard Rock Renovating Rooms -- Posts Loss on Interest Costs

The Hard Rock hotel-casino in Las Vegas has launched an $8 million renovation of rooms in its first hotel tower.

Store to Open at Aladdin

The Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York City plans to open a store at the Desert Passage mall at the Aladdin.

Mirage Debt Collection Figure Suing Attorney

Choi alleged Rodriguez was supposed to be working for her in her wrongful termination case against Mirage, but instead was secretly working as a double agent for Mirage.

Rio, Harrah's, Tropicana Generate Good Profits

Harrah's Entertainment and Aztar Corp. beat analysts' profit expectations today as the first-quarter earnings reporting season got off to a strong start for casino operators.

Station Casinos, Riviera Add Power Cost Surcharge

Two more Las Vegas casino operators are the latest to add a surcharge to room rates to meet rising power costs.

Alliance Gaming in Dispute With Bar over Alleged Service Problems

Alliance Gaming Corp won a temporary court order to stop a Las Vegas bar from removing thier slot machines.

Former Vegas Tycoon Awaits Sentencing in Jail

A federal judge today denied bail for convicted financier and Las Vegas casino figure Robert Brennan, ordering him to instead go to jail while he awaits sentencing for bankruptcy fraud.

Internet Gaming Approved in Nevada

After legislative action Monday night, Nevada may be the first state to permit Internet gambling, but questions about whether the Web play will become a reality still remain.

LV Firm Sued Over California Indian Casino

A Las Vegas architect is seeking court approval to force an Anchor Gaming Inc. subsidiary to settle a dispute over payment for architectural services.

Aladdin's Desert Passage Mall in More Disputes with Tenants

Jewelry retailer Tresor has asked a court to overturn an eviction notice by its landlord, Aladdin Bazaar LLC.

Riviera Shareholders to Vote on Political Disclosure

At their next annual meeting, Riviera Holdings Corp. shareholders will consider a proposal that would require the company to disclose its contributions to candidates for public office.

Excalibur Will Settle Immigration Documents Dispute

News Brief: The Excalibur will pay more than $50,000 in civil penalties and back pay to 22 employees who were fired or suspended because of a dispute over immigration documents.

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