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 Zach Casey, left, and Ken Galyan watch time trials Friday under advertisers' signs at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The track will play host Sunday to its biggest event yet, the Las Vegas 300 Busch Grand National Series race. Photo by Mike Salsbury. 
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 Gunning for green: Speedway's effect on tourism watchedAs the drivers gear up for Sunday's Las Vegas 300 NASCAR race, it appears that the 6-month-old Las Vegas Motor Speedway has become a tourist draw.But just how much of a tourist draw and how local hotels can best take advantage of it remains in question. FULL TEXT Hilton likely to raise stakes in hostile bid for ITTNEW YORK -- Hilton Hotels Corp. Chief Executive and President Stephen Bollenbach said Hilton is likely to increase its $10.5 billion hostile bid for ITT Corp. when ITT sets a date for its annual meeting."Until there is an end in sight, there's just not much sense in us raising our price," Bollenbach told the Bloomberg Forum. FULL TEXT 
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