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Gallagher Promotes Caesars' Expansion
14 May 2001
In his first shareholders meeting as chief executive of Park Place, Tom Gallagher pitched an ambitious, $500 million-plus expansion of Caesars Palace at his company's stockholders.
Court Denies Venetian's Request to Suspend Sanctions in Lien Dispute11 May 2001
The Nevada Supreme Court has denied the petition of the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip and its Georgia law firm to suspend sanctions imposed during court hearings over mechanics liens against the hotel-casino.
Las Vegas Casinos Gamble on Art10 May 2001
News Brief: Las Vegas resorts are betting that Picasso and Renoir can compete with fighting pirates, dancing water fountains and exploding volcanoes and video poker.
New North Las Vegas Casino Passes Hurdle10 May 2001
The North Las Vegas Planning Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved an application of a final development plan for a hotel-casino submitted by Millenium Gaming and the Mendenhall Family Trust.
Henderson Casino Left Out of PT's Pub and PDS Gaming Deal10 May 2001
When a small Las Vegas gaming company acquires the PT's Pub chain of video poker bars later this year, the deal won't include a 15,000-square-foot Henderson casino.
Strip Casino Win Was Strong in March9 May 2001
Strong business in Las Vegas Strip casinos pushed Nevada's gaming win to $858 million in March, the third highest revenue month in history.
Harrah's to Help Build Senior Housing Project9 May 2001
Harrah's Entertainment has agreed to finance construction of a recreation center at a proposed senior citizen assisted-living project.
Mandalay Details Spending, Share Buyback Program8 May 2001
Bank of America has been aggressively buying Mandalay Resort Group shares on behalf of the Las Vegas-based casino operator, Mandalay disclosed in its annual report last week.
Santa Fe Gaming Settles Suit Against Shareholder8 May 2001
A three-year-old legal feud between Santa Fe Gaming Corp. of Las Vegas and a large shareholder has finally ended.
Austin Power Slot Machines Have Arrived in Las Vegas6 May 2001
News Brief: The Austin Powers slot machines that have begun appearing in Las Vegas casinos might become the hard-to-find game that transforms the appeal of the slot floor.
Terrifying New Thrill Ride Proposed For Stratosphere6 May 2001
The chief operating officer of the Stratosphere says the company is exploring a new thrill ride that would drop people more than 700 feet down the side of the tower.
Stupak Proud but Not Nostalgic About Stratosphere4 May 2001
Bob Stupak, the man who built the Stratosphere, looks upon the tower as a source of community pride but is looking forward to other projects.
At Age 5, Stratosphere is Still Tall and Growing4 May 2001
With $75 million in improvements under way at the Stratosphere hotel-casino, Richard Brown, the company's chief operating officer, is thinking masterpiece.
Harrah's CEO Sees Bright Future4 May 2001
Harrah's Chairman and Chief Executive Phil Satre strove to paint a rosy picture for 2001 at his company's annual shareholders' meeting.
Dion Entertainment and Venetian Resort Launch Second Annual World Bingo Championship4 May 2001
The two companies will hold the second annual ``Bingo Magic - The World Championship of Bingo,'' which will offer $1.25 million in cash and prizes with the final game of the program having a guaranteed $1 million annuity prize.
Disabilities Activists Sue Binion's3 May 2001
A Las Vegas group is demanding $228,750 in penalties from Binion's Horseshoe Club for alleged violations of the federal Americans with Disabilities Act.
Casino Dealers Arrested in Thefts3 May 2001
Two dealers at the Plaza hotel-casino in downtown Las Vegas were recently charged by the state Gaming Control Board after they were allegedly caught stealing chips from players and the casino.
Man Indicted in Casino Scam3 May 2001
A man who allegedly used a false driver's license in concert with someone else's Social Security number to fraudulently obtain markers of more than $50,0000 in Las Vegas casinos was indicted by a federal grand jury.
Budget Shortfall Threatens Problem Gambling Bill3 May 2001
Nevada's budget shortfall is raising fears that funds won't be available for a bill designed to combat problem gambling in the state.
Park Place Fined $25,0003 May 2001
Park Place, the owner of the Bally's-Paris casino complex in Las Vegas, has admitted to the state Gaming Control Board that it violated accounting regulations that are designed to stop laundering of money by players.
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