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Obama criticized over Vegas comments

President Obama said that executives at companies taking taxpayer bailout money shouldn't hold meetings in Las Vegas.

Thunder Valley fires top managers

News brief: Day-to-day management of the facility will be taken over by Station Casinos, who have operated the casino since its opening in 2003.

KC casinos rake it in despite recession

News brief: Casino admissions jumped up 6.3 percent over the same month a year ago as changes in Missouri law had a strong effect on gaming.

National Heads-Up Poker Championship returning in March

NBC will once again televise the popular event, which will be held at the Caesars Palace Poker Tournament Room in Las Vegas.

Analyst says Hooters Hotel could default

The off-Strip property estimated that it would post an operating loss of $1.5 million in the fourth quarter.

Connecticut A.G. wants casino smoking ban

News brief: Attorney General Richard Blumenthal submitted a bill that would ban smoking Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun by October 2011.

Wynn scores big again with unveiling of Encore

Casino City provides an up-close and personal look at the newest resort on the Las Vegas Strip and finds that Encore Las Vegas is a perfect complement to its sister casino Wynn Las Vegas.

No Mirage: Gans makes Strip return at Encore

The wideness of his appeal was evident as Danny Gans trotted out 60 impressions in about two hours.

Fewer visitors means fewer fares to go around

On a recent weekday, Tulay Koseoglu sat in her taxi at the Riviera for more than an hour waiting for a tourist to exit the property.

Station Casinos seeking Michigan opportunity

The troubled casino company is planning to file for bankruptcy in March but will break ground within weeks on a $200 million casino in Michigan.

NYC racetrack deal still not closed

News brief: Delaware North has still not closed a deal with the State of New York after being selected to run a casino at Aqueduct Racetrack.

Investors with Vegas ties linked with Madoff

High-profile attorney Sam Lionel and former Stratosphere owner Lyle Berman are two investors who are linked to Bernard Madoff.

Hard Rock soldiers on despite slump

Hard Rock's second outpost in Las Vegas is nearly complete and scheduled to open July 9 with more than 500 employees.

MGM Mirage ordered to recheck CityCenter inspections

Clark County has banned and fined two inspectors who filed more than 60 false reports.

Jennifer Harman to host charity tournament

The professional poker player will host a poker tournament at Reno's Grand Sierra Resort and Casino to benefit the National Kidney Foundation.

Judge allows Detroit casino to borrow needed cash

News brief: A U.S. Bankruptcy judge ruled that Greektown Casino can borrow the money it needs to complete its new 400-room hotel.

Maryland track to invest $25 million for slot upgrade

News brief: The parent company of Ocean Downs was only the only group to bid for slot machines in Worcester County.

Rhode Island might buy out failing casino

News brief: The state might buy out the struggling Twin River casino, which is Rhode Island's third-largest revenue source.

Dream of hitting the big one is more seductive than ever

News brief: Lucky numbers are getting a bit of extra mileage these days.

Wells Fargo cancels Las Vegas events

News brief: Wells Fargo cancels employee events in Las Vegas after a report saying it had booked expensive hotels.

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