Moody's Investors Service is out with a new analysis projecting slow growth for the Nevada casino industry -- and has revised downward its outlook on state government finances.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas began a mini documentary series this week, giving viewers a glimpse inside the soon-to-open Strip resort. “Stay” is the first of six videos airing on the Independent Film Channel and the Sundance Channel in November and December.
Plans to renovate and reopen the Roadhouse casino in Henderson are now on hold because of a lawsuit filed by competitor Sunset Station Inc., a Roadhouse spokeswoman said Monday.
Buffalo Bill’s Resort and Casino at Primm Valley is temporarily closing today until late December for renovations. The hotel-casino will be remodeling its guest rooms and adding a Denny’s restaurant.
The debt of slot machine maker Aristocrat Leisure Ltd. was downgraded by Standard & Poor's after the company disclosed Friday that its annual profit may plunge up to 57 percent because of weak sales and the strength of the Australian dollar.
Months after the Mystic Lodge Casino in Henderson was sued for trademark infringement, litigation heated up with the filing of an amended complaint by Minnesota's Mystic Lake Casino Hotel.
While defending their financially troubled development as a forward-thinking enterprise yet to hit its stride, CityCenter’s developers acknowledge a problem with the landmark, $8.5 billion project: Many pedestrians are simply passing it by.
New and more extensive allegations of wrongdoing are being asserted by the Palms against restaurant and nightclub operator Michael Morton. Morton heads the N9NE Group, which runs restaurants and nightclubs at the Palms.
Indian casino management figure R. Shawn Ellis put one of his companies into Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation Wednesday after Ellis was hit with lawsuits and plans for a casino resort in Las Vegas fell through.
Harrah's Entertainment Inc. has changed its name to Caesars Entertainment Corp. Harrah's will continue to be one of the company's brands, along with Caesars, Horseshoe, Total Rewards, and World Series of Poker.
Dan Lee, former CEO of Las Vegas-based casino operator Pinnacle Entertainment Inc., remains free to compete against Pinnacle in Louisiana and elsewhere after a ruling in state court Monday.
Compulsive gambling is a tricky topic in a town where casino operators are considered economic engines and icons of ingenuity instead of unsavory merchants muddying the water between entertainment and highway robbery. This makes casino owner John Woodrum something of an enigma.
