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Official: Inspection reports falsified

Harmon Hotel inspectors’ employer may be suspended.

Harrah's earnings fall with Las Vegas woes

They came to Las Vegas, but they didn't spend much.

Businessman to settle $250,000 Vegas gambling debt

A California businessman has agreed to settle his gambling debts in Las Vegas.

Big fine establishes hard line on nightclubs

Regulators take a tougher stance against Planet Hollywood than in past.

WSOP Academy going to Chicagoland

Annie Duke, Matt Graham, Bernard Lee and Joe Navarro will lead two days of in-depth instruction at the Horseshoe Casino just outside Chicago.

Unions picket A.C. casinos

News brief: About 150 picketers who are members of Atlantic City casino unions marched in front of Caesars on Friday.

New tower opens at Hard Rock Hotel

Most of the 490 rooms in the Paradise Tower will be open for business a week ahead of the official opening.

Planet Hollywood nightclubs denied liquor licenses

Planet Hollywood was fined $500,000 and the Prive nightclub was ordered to cease operations by midnight Tuesday.

Ex-dealer sues Caesars Palace over smoke exposure

A dealer who spent 20 years at Caesars Palace has sued the casino and Harrah's Entertainment of exposure to secondhand smoke.

Golden Nugget revenue falls in Vegas, Laughlin

Gambling revenue at the two Golden Nugget properties fell 15.1 percent to $56.5 million in the second quarter.

Gambling revenues drop for first time in 15 years, Manitoba has most gamblers

News brief: Gambling revenues have dropped in Canada for the first time in 15 years.

Vegas sightings: NBA players, Playboy bunnies, musicians shine in Las Vegas

There was no relief from the heat, or the red-hot star sightings, in Las Vegas this weekend.

For CityCenter's nongaming Mandarin Oriental, service is 'be-all, end-all'

Guest experience to start with ride to 23rd-floor ‘sky lobby,’ greeting by name.

Gambling with peace: how US bingo dollars are funding Israeli settlements

International news brief: Opponents say charity bingo hall has funnelled tens of millions of dollars to fund Jewish settlements on Palestinian land.

Fontainebleau moves to cancel conventions, worker contracts

With construction halted, Fontainebleau Las Vegas is canceling numerous meetings and conventions scheduled there for the first half of 2010.

High-roller fights law regarding collection of gambling debts

Nebraska philanthropist facing felony bad-check charges mounts legal challenge that, if successful, could open the door for other gamblers with casino debts to also attack the law.

CityCenter hotel begins search for 500 workers

CityCenter’s Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas is accepting applications to fill more than 500 jobs, the hotel announced today.

Commerce Casino to offer off-track betting

News brief: Horse racing fans can place bets and watch televised races at the Commerce Casino.

Fontainebleau owner suing...himself?

Jeffrey Soffer's Turnberry West Construction filed a lawsuit in Florida bankruptcy court against Fontainebleau Las Vegas, which Soffer also owns.

Woman takes down $1 million jackpot in Vegas

A lucky woman from San Francisco won more than $1.4 million on a Wheel of Fortune Megajackpot at The Palazzo Resort.

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