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Aladdin Announces Positive Cash Flow for Quarter
30 January 2001
After a difficult opening, the Aladdin recorded positive cash flow for the quarter ending Dec. 31, its chief executive said Monday.
Supreme Court Justices Order New Trial in Mirage Case30 January 2001
News Brief: The Supreme Court has ordered a new trial over a $5.8 million jury award against The Mirage because a district judge didn't let two jurors help determine the award.
New Flamingo Road Hotel-casino Under Construction30 January 2001
A Las Vegas-based developer has started construction of Tuscany Suites, a 1,000-room hotel-casino slated for completion in fall 2001.
AG Nominee Ashcroft Nevada Ally in NCAA Battle30 January 2001
In a twist of irony, Nevada's congressional delegation is eyeing Attorney General-nominee John Ashcroft, a strong gambling opponent, as an ally in its sports betting fight with the NCAA.
Aladdin Partner Subject of Takeover Speculation30 January 2001
The chairman of London Clubs International is downplaying speculation that a deal for his company could result in the complete sale of its stake in the Aladdin but isn't denying that his company could be for sale.
London Clubs Subject of Takeover Speculation30 January 2001
Last month, the company said it would consider selling part of its 40 percent stake in the Aladdin, the Las Vegas Strip’s newest resort. But divorcing London Clubs from the Aladdin would be tricky.
Nevada Looks at Ashcroft as Potential Ally in NCAA Battle30 January 2001
As part of its fight against the NCAA’s effort to ban sports betting in Nevada, the state’s congressional delegation is pushing a bill that would have the Justice Department investigate illegal sports betting. Ashcroft would be an ironic ally.
Union Splits in Las Vegas Dealer Elections29 January 2001
Dealers in Las Vegas, who historically have not been unionized, voted for the Transport Workers Union at the Stratosphere, but soundly rejected the union at the MGM Grand.
Station Casinos' New Acquisition Blocks Competition26 January 2001
Station Casinos Inc. has blocked potential competition to its North Las Vegas casino business, announcing it has acquired a land parcel in North Las Vegas owned by competitor Coast Resorts Inc.
New Regulations for Table Game Payouts Set26 January 2001
The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday approved a regulation that prevents players from having large table game jackpots "capped" if they make the game's minimum bonus wager.
Las Vegas Art: It's Not an Oxymoron26 January 2001
News Brief: The Smithsonian is sponsoring treks to Las Vegas, casting its gaudiness in a new light.
Indian Gaming has not Reached Slot Machine Limit26 January 2001
News Brief: Numbers released by the state attorney general's office Thursday show that Indian gaming tribes are within the limit of the number of slot machines allowed in the state.
Shareholder Lawsuit Seeks to Block Casino Data Takeover25 January 2001
A Casino Data Systems Inc. shareholder, in a bid to obtain the highest value for his stock, filed a lawsuit to block the $180 million sale of the Las Vegas gaming company Aristocrat Leisure Ltd.
Harrah's Exec Complains about Casino Regulation25 January 2001
A Harrah's executive says the future is bright for the gaming industry, despite the "potential threat of odd and irrational regulatory intervention."
Nevada Gambling Fees Increase25 January 2001
Fees paid by gaming license applicants in Nevada escalated drastically Jan. 1 to fund sizable pay increases for employees of the state Gaming Control Board.
PDS Gaming Approved for The Gambler Casino in Reno25 January 2001
PDS Gaming received regulatory approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission for a non-restricted gaming license to operate The Gambler casino in Reno.
Business Officials: Las Vegas Economy Should Stay Strong24 January 2001
News Brief: Las Vegas should continue to thrive through 2001 despite some clouds on the tourism horizon and a slowing of the national economy, forecasters said at a Chamber of Commerce conference.
Las Vegas Gaming Executives Honored23 January 2001
Las Vegas gaming executives Sheldon Adelson and Terry Lanni each received national awards recognizing their roles in shaping recent developments in the Las Vegas gaming industry.
Las Vegas Woman Accused of Frauded23 January 2001
An Austin, Texas-based company and an alleged high-profile gambler sued his alleged former fiancee, claiming she defrauded them of $112,000 and allegedly traded sexual favors for loans.
Transport Workers Union wins Tropicana vote23 January 2001
This is the first time in 20 years that dealers at a Las Vegas casino have voted for union representation.
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