Three men who were suing Las Vegas Sands Corp., for payment for assistance they provided the company in its acquisition of a Macau gaming license seven years ago, reached a confidential settlement with the casino operator Wednesday.
It’s been said that the ease of Internet communication has diluted the strength of relationships built on traditional letter writing.
No Maybe-Baby about it, Buddy boy: This’ll Be the Day (beat, beat) when you live.
Juan Ramirez, 23, a busboy at a local casino, has seen a steady decline in his tips in recent months.
When times are tough, sometimes you gotta work with what you have. But what are you supposed to do with a can of tuna, some garlic and a box of rice? For the uninspired, click at www.supercook.com. You enter what you have on hand, and it provides a list of recipes you can make with those ingredients. Sometimes it will ask if you have one more thing (usually something simple) and will open up an entire world of options.
Back when Buffy was just a self-absorbed cheerleader, Sookie Stackhouse was having play dates with living humans and the “Twilight” kids were mere embryos, there was Anita Blake.
The famous cry of “Cuchi-cuchi!” hasn’t echoed down the Strip since 2003. But look out boys, Charo is headed to the Riviera, taking over the former “An Evening at La Cage” showroom on July 10.
What’s the difference between a concert ticket and a cow udder these days?
The Rainbow Company Youth Theatre will present “The Reluctant Dragon” Friday through June 14 at the Charleston Heights Arts Center, 800 S. Brush St.
Fashion and men don’t always mesh. But all that could change, starting this summer. We’ve taken tips from Tom Julian, author of the fabulously functioonal “Nordstrom Guide to Men’s Style,” and applied them to men’s summer staples to get you started on the basics.
Sak it to Me: Shop the latest pieces from the Montblanc collection today at Saks Fifth Avenue. Refreshments will be served and expert graphologist Paula Sassi will be on site to analyze your handwriting from 4 to 6 p.m.
Celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe was here on business. Jill Zarin and Bethenny Frankel of “Real Housewives of New York” were here looking for their 16th minute. But Candy Spelling was at Couture, the luxury jewelry trade show at Wynn Las Vegas, because there’s no other place she’d rather be.
Southern Nevada’s municipal elections routinely are decided by a handful of votes — the off-year campaigns have long been plagued by public apathy and low turnout, making races won by just a few hundred ballots seem like blowouts.
Like any huge government program, Medicaid — the program that rations “free” tax-paid medical care to the poor — doesn’t work as well as Democrats hoped when they rammed it through Congress as a memorial to the martyred John F. Kennedy a half-century ago.
MACAU — A top MGM Mirage executive said Wednesday the gambling giant would challenge a recent New Jersey regulatory report calling Pansy Ho, daughter of a famous Macau kingpin, an “unsuitable” business partner for its casino in the Chinese city.
Portland, Ore., claims to host “the best farmers markets in the country.” … But until those hippies get cocktail service, blackjack and a Cartier watch store within a few steps of the produce, can they really say it’s better than a farmers market at the Palazzo on the Strip?
The Tropicana’s new ownership group plans to spend more than $100 million in the next year for a transformation of the property, the group’s chief executive officer told gaming regulators Wednesday.
Nevada’s tourist volume slumped in 2008, but a select group of visitors kept on coming — and they even spent more money here than they dropped statewide before the recession began.
The chiefs of General Motors and Chrysler in Congress on Wednesday told a congressional committee that must eliminate hundreds of dealerships to be competitive, but two dealers in Nevada who are losing their franchises don’t buy the executives’ arguments.
Follow the link for a list of the All-Sunrise and All-Sunset Boys and Girls Swimming and Diving teams.