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The inaugural Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix was successful for some of the big resorts and a good time for fans, which is why it will continue to run here.
Acres Technology’s “ticket in, bonus out” system will try to encourage additional play by sending a bonus to players with free spins when their luck runs out.
If Sodexo, the food service contractor at the Las Vegas Convention Center, can’t reach agreement with the Culinary Union, a strike vote could occur next month.
While a committee continues to work on a regulation for betting on esports, a question remains as to whether sportsbooks will see much action on events.
Amid a warehouse boom that has depleted the tally of potential project sites in the valley and pushed up land prices, Apex is seeing more construction plans.
Nevada lawmakers are expected to have another look in the next legislative session at a program that would take casino jackpots from child-support obligors.
A Walgreens-occupied commercial complex at the northeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Sahara Avenue recently sold for $57 million. It once was the site of the planned Ivana Trump-branded condo complex.
After three Las Vegas casino-resorts debuted during the pandemic, no others are officially scheduled to open anytime soon.
Las Vegas was turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, and the real estate market was not spared the turmoil. But there were still some notable transactions this year.
January’s CES will be exclusively online, but had delegates come to Las Vegas for the annual technology show, they would have been dazzled by what Circa has to offer.
Park MGM will be smoke-free next Wednesday. Other properties are going without smoking in certain locations. Is it time to take the big step like other states?
Developer Bob Schulman has opened another rental property crammed with amenities at a time when the coronavirus pandemic has battered Las Vegas’ economy and cast a shadow over the rental market.
Las Vegas’ wheeler-dealer, boom-and-bust real estate market is almost never boring. But even by Vegas standards, a sale that closed a year ago this week was especially head-turning.
Analysts heaped praise on MGM Resorts International CEO Jim Murren after last weeks’ earnings conference call in which the big takeaway was that MGM 2020 is working.
The Lucky Dragon sold for much less than its developer and lender had said it was worth.
At 15 properties across the nationwide Caesars empire, the company will break out 16,000 Super Bowl shirts and hats, have NFL wall decor and ice sculptures, wrist bands, cookies and all sorts of logo gear featuring the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams.