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Assessing the Las Vegas Entertainment Scene

3 November 2000

Entertainment continues to be one of the top three reasons people visit Las Vegas, according to the surveys conducted for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

Brother Considered Suspect in Treasure Island Heist

3 November 2000

A man accused along with his brother in the July robbery of the Treasure Island hotel-casino is now wanted as the suspect in the heist of the same resort early Monday.

Gaming Titan Goldberg Remembered For Private Acts Of Giving

3 November 2000

On Thursday industry executives, friends and casino workers gathered to remember the late chief executive of Park Place Entertainment Corp. as a titan in the business and for giving more than anyone would ever know.

Aladdin Mall Tenants In Rent Disputes

3 November 2000

Tenants allege they do not owe rents because the Aladdin hotel-casino failed to open on time for business or to meet its traffic flow projections and to date, the hotel's construction isn't fully completed.

Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower Tops Off Second Tower

3 November 2000

The Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower topped off with a gala event overlooking the tower.

More Charges Brought against Father, Stepson in Casino Theft

2 November 2000

News Brief: A former employee at the Mohegan Sun casino and his stepson were charged Thursday in the theft of $600,000 from the casino.

Goodman Won't Vote on Australian Website

1 November 2000

After recent heated debate, Mayor Oscar Goodman has determined the project has the appearance of a conflict of interests.

Las Vegas Art: From Elvis on Velvet to Picasso

1 November 2000

Steve Wynn, with his art gallery at Bellagio, proved the demand for serious art. Now the new owner of Bellagio, and the rival Venetian, are adding to the city's fine art attractions.

Arizona Company Sues Vegas Restaurant

1 November 2000

News Brief: An Arizona company that built the Anasazi at Santa Fe restaurant inside the Aladdin's Desert Passage shopping mall is suing the restaurant's owner in federal court for $1.8 million.

City of Las Vegas Blindly Enters Cyber Venture

30 October 2000

Columnist Jon Ralston: Should Mayor Goodman exercise more prudence before allowing an Internet company to rent the city's imprint on a new Australian gambling website?

Station Casinos Fined $475,000

30 October 2000

Station Casinos' promises to tighten control over its political activities, as it coughs up a $475,000 fine to the Nevada State Gaming Commission.

London Club Brings 'European Gaming' to Las Vegas

29 October 2000

The UK company has an elegant - and quiet - casino on the mezzanine level of the new Aladdin. Its well-dressed dealers are "dignified," but "not haughty."

Desert Passage: Las Vegas' Latest Themed Mall

29 October 2000

Wrapping around most of the new Aladdin hotel-casino, Desert Passage tries to improve on the highly successful formula begun by the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace.

Las Vegas Hilton Sale to Ed Roski Approved

27 October 2000

Nevada regulators approve the $300 million deal. Roski will keep the Hilton name on the big hotel-casino, which will no longer cater to high rollers.

Nevada Gaming Control Board Loses Dispute with MGM Grand over Markers

27 October 2000

The Las Vegas casino will get a $1 million tax refund. The fight involved gaming taxes on revenue that was never collected on markers.

Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty For Harrah Slaying

26 October 2000

A man accused of shooting a tourist at Harrah's hotel-casino last month may get his death wish granted.

Internet Gaming Vision Board Launched on Strip

25 October 2000

With all the bells and whistles of a typical Las Vegas hotel style billboard, this state-of-the art graphics and video display confirms the massive market growth to the online gaming market in just a few short years.

Desert Passage Claims Two Restaurants Behind on Rent

25 October 2000

The restaurants, Anasazi of Sante Fe and Beluga Bar, complain that the mall's business has been slow and that promises have not been kept.

Gaming's Got a New Profile These Days

25 October 2000

With the loss of titans Wynn and Goldberg, the question is, as one blunt insider put it, have we lost our testicles?

Motown Café Closes at Las Vegas Casino

24 October 2000

The space at New York-New York may be taken by ESPN Zone, a themed sports restaurant. The Motown Café, which opened three years ago, had been struggling recently.

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