The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended 2020 at more record highs Thursday
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At least one convention thinks March is too soon for an in-person convention in Las Vegas.
Fremont Street Experience’s website is no longer selling wristbands that grant access to the six-block downtown entertainment district on New Year’s Eve.
Service Employees International Union Local 1107’s three-week long “Walk Out Wednesday” campaign sees results, group says.
Caesars Entertainment Inc. is on track to purchase global sports wagering giant William Hill PLC early next year.
When exactly the state crosses from pandemic to post-pandemic is hard to nail down, though experts have varying opinions of what that might look like.
Caesars Entertainment Inc. has closed the sale of Eldorado Resort Casino Shreveport to Bally’s Corp.
Next year’s CES may not be in Las Vegas, but organizers are keeping ties to the city strong by partnering with the Review-Journal.
Caesars Entertainment Inc. has reopened its final Las Vegas property, just in time for the holiday season.
Federal lawmakers agreed upon a second $900 billion COVID-19 economic relief package — but the industries Nevada relies on most are left wanting.
The stock market has rallied, and two CEOs are poised to earn far more than what their original base salaries would have granted.
The local Culinary and Bartenders unions are requiring Wynn Resorts Ltd. to schedule 40-hour work weeks for its full-time employees in Las Vegas, a move the company said will lead to layoffs.
Boyd Gaming Corp. is selling the Eldorado Casino in Henderson.
The Licensing Expo has been postponed once again and is now scheduled to take place at the Mandalay Bay Convention center Aug. 10-12.
Good news for thrill seekers in Las Vegas: Circus Circus has launched its first new ride since 2013.
Not even a global pandemic can put a stop to holiday celebrations in Las Vegas.
The hotel tower had stopped accepting weekday reservations in July, and will now be closed seven days a week effective immediately, according to Las Vegas Sands.
The owner of the Las Vegas Golden Knights is making moves in the gaming industry, albeit indirectly.
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas had set an opening date for Jan. 15, but officials announced Friday that the opening has been pushed back and a new date is not yet finalized.
The changes come just months after MGM Resorts International reorganized its leadership at the property level, according to a memo sent by CEO and President Bill Hornbuckle on Friday and obtained by the Review-Journal.