CARSON CITY – Harrah’s Entertainment, the world’s largest gaming company with 53 casinos, has won final approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission for a public stock offering.
21 October 2010
By Cy Ryan
Some guests and patrons of the Golden Nugget evacuated the downtown Las Vegas casino after a power outage Thursday afternoon.
21 October 2010
By Las Vegas Sun Staff
CARSON CITY – The $3.9 billion Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip has gained final approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission for opening Dec. 15. Deutsche Bank will have no influence over the gaming operation, Cosmopolitan officials told the commission today.
21 October 2010
By Cy Ryan
Slot machine maker WMS Gaming Inc. on Saturday filed a lawsuit alleging patent infringement against competitor Bally Technologies Inc. of Las Vegas.
19 October 2010
By Steve Green
Most financially broken businesses try to resolve their predicaments with foreclosure auctions and bankruptcy sales — public events with starting bids and published procedures.
18 October 2010
By Liz Benston
After laying off workers to survive the recession, Station Casinos has announced plans to hire more than 160 customer guest services positions throughout 10 of its casinos.
15 October 2010
By Las Vegas Sun Staff
MGM Resorts International's stock fell again Thursday in heavy trading even as two debt-rating agencies applauded moves by the Las Vegas company to cut debt by issuing more stock to the public.
14 October 2010
By Steve Green
A simmering dispute between the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas and its restaurant and nightclub partner the N9NE Group has boiled over into an acrimonious lawsuit.
14 October 2010
By Steve Green
A lawsuit claiming Wynn Las Vegas doesn’t do enough to protect employees from second-hand tobacco smoke has survived an early court test, with federal Judge Lloyd George in Las Vegas denying Wynn’s motion that the case be dismissed.
13 October 2010
By Steve Green
MGM Resorts International stock fell about 9 percent this morning as investors absorbed a flood of information issued since Tuesday afternoon about third quarter results and a public stock offering.
13 October 2010
By Steve Green
Station Casinos Inc. of Las Vegas sued two website operators on Tuesday, accusing them of “cybersquatting” and trademark infringement for associating Station trademarks with online gambling businesses.
13 October 2010
By Steve Green
MGM Resorts International today said it expects to post a third-quarter operating loss of $206 million as it likely will take a financial hit on the sale of its share of the Borgata and because of asset writedowns at CityCenter.
12 October 2010
By Steve Green
The trademark lawsuit over the name of the Tropicana Las Vegas hotel-casino is getting more contentious, with attorneys asking a court to impose sanctions against the Tropicana's foe in the litigation.
12 October 2010
By Steve Green
CARSON CITY – A Las Vegas company that has a license to distribute slot machines has agreed to pay a $2,500 fine for violating the regulations of the state Gaming Control Board.
11 October 2010
By Cy Ryan
Arizona Charlie’s executives make a point of listening to their customers. But when a large number of players at the locals casino near Decatur and Charleston boulevards suggested they wanted a smoke-free slot room, General Manager Ron Lurie had to think it over.
11 October 2010
By Richard N. Velotta
