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Three Nevada Casinos Dropping 'Hilton' Name

The Flamingo Hilton in Las Vegas, the place that Bugsy built, will be known as the Flamingo Las Vegas.

Sahara and MTV Promote Stunts Show

Sahara is site for MTV’s "Senseless Acts of Video"

Aladdin Grand Opening Marred by Delayed Safety Tests and Union Protest

Aladdin life safety tests delayed and Culinary Union protests planned for grand opening.

Aladdin Introducing $10 Million Chip as a Promotion

It's really a plaque, not a chip. And although it will be negotiable anywhere in the casino, there won't be a table with a betting limit that high.

Man Accused of Killing Tourist Makes Court Appearance

News Brief: Prosecutors were given more time to file formal charges against the man accused of killing a tourist when he fired shots during a struggle with security guards at Harrah's hotel-casino.

Casinos Compete For Job-Hopping Workers

Recruiting and retaining employees present challenges to casinos.

Latest In A String Of Themed Strip Megaresorts Prepares For Opening

News Brief: Some have their doubts the $1.4 billion Arabian-themed Aladdin hotel-casino will be ready for public inspection when it opens Aug. 17.

Desert Passage To Specialize In "Shoppertainment"

News Brief: The 500,000-square-foot mall will specialize in "shoppertainment," the concept of making a purchase part of an entertainment experience.

Desert Passage Drops 'Aladdin' from its Name

The Aladdin hotel-casino opens Thursday, but relations between the Aladdin and the operator of its massive retail center are so bad that the Desert Passage has dropped "Aladdin" from its name.

Hackett And Company Pack 'em In At Texas Station Lounge

Sandy Hackett's Comedy Night is a regular Wednesday feature in the Texas Station Armadillo Lounge.

Asian Growth Evident in Nevada

The growing Asian population is felt in economically and politically in Nevada.

Themed Hotel-Casinos Disguise World History and Landmarks As Attractions

The Strip offers statues, art and exhibits of some of the world's greatest achievements and significant events

Las Vegas Has History Of Its Own

Plaques and structures around Las Vegas have been preserved as tokens of the town's history.

Chefs Turn Fruit, Veggies Into Art

Trio of Thai women are the artists behind intricate fruit-and-vegetable carvings.

County Grants Final OK For Strip Monorail

3 years of discussions and debates over a proposed multimillion-dollar monorail project along the Las Vegas Strip still not over.

The Aladdin - Las Vegas' Newest Casino -- to Retain Its Nonunion Status

The Culinary Union plans a Venetian-like campaign of protests, starting with the Aug. 17 grand opening.

Fancy A Splurge: Try a $10 Million Gaming Chip

News Brief: $10 million chip has been approved for use at the new Aladdin Resort & Casino in Las Vegas

Monks Battle Monks For Bucks

The Shaolin Monks are battling a serious adversary -- capitalism

Woman Suing Rodman Wants Video Examined

Woman files lawsuit after she was fired from the Hilton when she complained Rodman had grabbed her.

Betting on University of Nevada Games, in Nevada Casinos, may be Legal by Winter

Regulators will hold hearings this fall. The change would remove an argument made by backers of a federal bill to ban wagering on college sports.

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