A Las Vegas real estate brokerage is suing a competitor, charging it’s competing unfairly by using confidential information provided by a defecting sales executive.
Longtime University of Nevada, Reno gaming researcher William Eadington will be inducted in to the American Gaming Association’s Hall of Fame in November, the AGA said today.
Moody's Investors Service today boosted a debt rating for Boyd Gaming Corp. of Las Vegas. The rating on Boyd's $500 million in senior unsecured notes was raised to B3 from Caa1.
The finances of Las Vegas copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC remained intact Thursday after judges didn’t immediately rule on issues involving tens of thousands of dollars defendants claim to be owed.
Financial pressure mounted Wednesday for the Las Vegas Hilton when its lender asked a Nevada court to appoint a receiver to run the property – possibly until it’s sold or foreclosed on.
International casino giant Las Vegas Sands Corp. has hit its former Macau CEO with new accusations that he stole massive amounts of sensitive company information and now refuses to return it.
A federal judge today rejected a request by Righthaven LLC that a hearing set for Thursday in Denver be called off – a move that may further weaken Righthaven’s precarious financial position.
Dissident investors in actress Eva Longoria’s Beso restaurant in Las Vegas are challenging the Beso sales plan – and say they may make a competing bid for the business.
Lenders to the Las Vegas Hilton filed a foreclosure notice against the property Sept. 2 – but that doesn’t mean they’ll actually foreclose anytime soon.
Investors in the shuttered Prive nightclub are suing prominent Las Vegas attorney and lobbyist Jay H. Brown, charging his conduct fouled up their deals to run clubs at Mandalay Bay.
In another theatrical diatribe against Righthaven LLC, defense attorneys say the Las Vegas company presented a federal judge with a “false choice” with its warning it may shut down or declare bankruptcy.
In potentially a sign of confidence in Las Vegas, Fry’s Electronics Inc. has purchased a location for another store here. The retailer already operates at 6845 South Las Vegas Blvd., near the Las Vegas Beltway.
The Hooters casino resort in Las Vegas is disputing charges by its main creditor that the creditor’s foreclosure of the bankrupt property is inevitable. Hooters disputed assertions it can’t successfully reorganize.
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada is urging a judge to stay out of the dispute over which company should operate the Las Vegas-area bus system.
Despite its backing by the billionaire Warren Stephens family, Las Vegas copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC warned today it may have to file for bankruptcy because of a series of setbacks in its litigation campaign. The warning came in an emergency request by Righthaven to a federal judge.
A shakeup aimed at cutting costs was announced Thursday at American Vantage Companies, a Las Vegas firm involved with Indian casinos and other ventures.
Clark County and Las Vegas construction unions are asking the Nevada Supreme Court to uphold their deal requiring that union labor be used on work to renovate the county jail in downtown Las Vegas.
Newspaper copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC of Las Vegas is losing one of its major clients, with MediaNews Group saying Righthaven’s no-warning lawsuit model ``isn’t working very well for us.’’
Las Vegas casinos are facing two new lawsuits alleging infringements of others’ patents relating to email and online marketing. One suit was filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas by a little-known company called Email Link Corp.
Opponents of Las Vegas copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC appealed again Tuesday to a Colorado judge to decisively end Righthaven’s lawsuits over Denver Post material.
A Las Vegas casino is demanding that a woman turn over certain private MySpace and Facebook posts so it can determine if she’s really permanently injured from a 2007 shooting at the casino.
Heavy hitters in the worldwide casino and real estate industries have flooded a Nevada court with legal briefs denying they’re responsible for the failure of the $2.9 billion Fontainebleau Las Vegas casino resort development.
Two more Righthaven LLC newspaper copyright infringement lawsuit defendants can rest easier this holiday weekend after a judge dismissed their cases Friday.
Investors in delinquent loans of a failed Nevada bank have been hit with charges they’ve been suing borrowers in the wrong court. The allegation, if sustained by a federal judge, could turn into an expensive problem for the investors.
With its lender agitating for improvements, the bankrupt and exclusive Spanish Trail Country Club golf course in Las Vegas has announced an initiative to retain and attract members.
"Jersey Boys," one of the top entertainment draws on the Las Vegas Strip, will move from the Palazzo to the Paris resort just down the street, the production announced Thursday.
The owner of Dylan’s, at one time the main country music saloon in Las Vegas, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization on Thursday. The filing was made by Dylan’s Dance Hall & Saloon, 4660 Boulder Highway.
With the Southern Nevada casino market still struggling, Moody's Investors Service today lowered one of its ratings for the owner of the Stratosphere resort.
A federal judge today refused to immediately impose a shroud of secrecy around an overtime lawsuit filed by nine elite personal security officers for Las Vegas Sands Corp. CEO Sheldon Adelson and his family.
The main creditor of the bankrupt Hooters casino resort says the Hooters brand has failed and it’s time for management to give up on seeking a white knight to bail out the property. The creditor is Canpartners Realty Holding Co. IV.
Las Vegas-based gaming supplier Shuffle Master Inc. on Wednesday reported a record quarterly profit as casinos in Australia stepped up purchases and leases of its products. Shuffle Master said revenue during its third quarter ended July 31 increased 13 percent to $58.3 million.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is projecting visitation to Las Vegas this Labor Day weekend will increase from what turned out to be a disappointing Labor Day in 2010. The LVCVA today projected 291,000 people will visit the nation’s gaming capital this weekend, up 3.6 percent from last year.
In what’s becoming a familiar pattern during Southern Nevada’s recession, yet another shopping center development filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday to thwart takeover attempts by a lender.
Thousands of Nevadans are about to be hit with a new and unwelcome charge on their checking account statements — a $3 monthly fee for use of Wells Fargo debit cards. The bank in recent weeks has quietly disclosed plans to test the new fees beginning in October in Nevada.
Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto hit Bank of America with a new charge Tuesday: That it’s been foreclosing on homes it had no authority to foreclose on.
A judge has rejected claims in a lawsuit filed by condominium purchasers who claim Donald Trump induced them into buying units at a Las Vegas tower at inflated prices.
A small Utah bank tied to the Internet poker crackdown and to fraud suspect Jeremy Johnson has been hit with another Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. enforcement order.
Las Vegas-area home prices rose for the first time in nine months in June, according to the widely-watched Standard & Poor’s Case-Shiller Home Price Indices released today.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. and its Sands China Ltd. subsidiary have won a round in court in the hotly litigated lawsuit filed by fired Sands China CEO Steven Jacobs.
San Diego has overtaken Las Vegas as the No. 1 Labor Day travel destination for Los Angeles-area residents. It’s anybody’s guess as to how that development may affect visitation during the holiday.
The best thing going for Eva Longoria’s Beso restaurant in Las Vegas is the “Desperate Housewives” actress herself. That was shown Friday when details were disclosed on plans by a subsidiary of Landry’s Restaurants of Houston to buy the Beso LLC assets out of bankruptcy for $1 million.
The newly-bankrupt Spanish Trail Country Club in Las Vegas says it anticipates generating enough cash to pay operating expenses while its bankruptcy case proceeds.
A solar energy project in the desert north of Las Vegas is back on track after resolution of a land-purchase dispute. The lawsuit was dropped Thursday after the parties resolved the dispute and the land was purchased.
Las Vegas copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC is denying charges that CEO Steven Gibson defamed a Righthaven defendant when he said the firm’s lawsuits target "a community of thieves."
MGM Resorts International is suing an Internet poker operator, charging it’s infringing on the Gold Strike casino trademarks. MGM Resorts filed suit against WorldPokerRewardsClub.com Company Inc. and John George.