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The Venetian Sets New Precedent With Wireless Technology
20 March 2001
The Venetian Resort-Hotel-Casino has activated enhanced cellular service, making wireless communication easy and accessible throughout the property.
Evolving industry: At 70th anniversary of legalized gaming, casinos are more diverse than ever19 March 2001
Our heroes are no longer the gamblers, today our heroes are gourmet chefs like Wolfgang Puck and Emeril Legasse.
Judge Allows D.I. Demolition Work to Continue19 March 2001
A judge denied several Desert Inn Estates homeowners' requests to stop further demolition work at Desert Inn Golf Course.
The Top Gamers, Gamblers Who Shaped Nevada's Industry19 March 2001
A Las Vegas expert lists the five top gamers and five top gamblers who contributed to the first 70 years of legalized gambling in Nevada.
Las Vegas Hotels Dominate the List of Most Searched U.S. Hotels According to TripAdvisor19 March 2001
Leading the list of the top five U.S. hotels which received the most search traffic in the month of February, was the Bellagio.
Nevada Legislation Could Help Gambler Regain Millions16 March 2001
News Brief: A key lawmaker is moving ahead with a bill that could help Las Vegas golf course developer and high-rolling gambler Billy Walters get back $2.8 million seized in an alleged money-laundering case.
Casinos Try to Conserve Energy16 March 2001
The Nevada Resort Association is setting up committees in Las Vegas and Reno to expand efforts by casinos to reduce their energy use as the power crisis spreads across the west.
Bill Would Help Nevada's Problem Gamblers15 March 2001
News Brief: A compulsive gambler who's a member of a pioneer Nevada casino family urged lawmakers Thursday to back a bill to help prevent problem gambling and treat those afflicted by the disease.
Las Vegas Mayor Pitches Grizzlies Plan to Gaming Industry15 March 2001
Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman met Wednesday with the board of the Nevada Resort Association in an attempt to win the support of the organization for his efforts to attract the NBA's Vancouver Grizzlies to Las Vegas.
Casino Hit with Gaming Board Complaint15 March 2001
The Nevada Gaming Control Board filed a complaint against Bally's Las Vegas, accusing the Strip casino of violating regulations aimed at stopping money laundering.
Casino, Vegas Stocks Generally Decline with Market15 March 2001
This week, it seems virtually every public company is watching its stock get hammered and the gaming industry is certainly no exception, with major industry stocks trading down 5 to 9 percent so far this week.
Potential Buyers Plentiful for Regent, Gaming Resort's Investment Banker Says14 March 2001
While the Regent awaits a sale, the property has been doing better than expected this year, though it is still losing money.
Unpaid Markers Reduce Tax Receipts14 March 2001
The chairman of the Nevada Gaming Control Board said that slow collection of casino markers has contributed to lower tax receipts this year.
Energy Costs Hitting Nevada Casinos13 March 2001
As energy costs continue to escalate in Southern Nevada, casino companies are warning investors there could be an impact to their bottom lines in 2001.
Union Performance Debated After Votes by Las Vegas Dealers12 March 2001
Strip casino dealers explain their decisions as a union organizing drive ends with three wins and eight losses.
Union Busters Effective12 March 2001
When asked why their lead evaporated, the Transport Workers Union point to a small army of labor consultants brought in by the casinos.
Making Vegas Casinos More Kid-Friendly11 March 2001
News Brief: Parents can give kids perspective on scene that includes gaming, movies, bowling.
Casino Dealers Vote 'No' to Unions11 March 2001
News Brief: Casino dealers at MGM Mirage's Treasure Island hotel-casino have voted by a more than 4-to-1 margin against union representation by the Transport Workers Union of America.
Nevada Leaders Blast NCAA Letter9 March 2001
A war of words has erupted on Capitol Hill between Nevada's House members and two adversaries leading an NCAA-inspired campaign to ban betting on college sports.
Strip Casino Operators Check Out Opportunities in Taiwan9 March 2001
Las Vegas Sands, MGM Mirage are examining the possibility of opening a resort casino on an island off the coast of Taiwan.
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