An official of the company bidding to buy the historic Moulin Rouge site remained optimistic his group would soon demonstrate its financial wherewithal, blaming the hiccup on a lender changing the schedule of the wire transfer.
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Sang Lee has a preliminary hearing scheduled for Oct. 7 at the Regional Justice Center.
Boyd Gaming Corp. executives aren’t talking about the specifics of acquiring a Las Vegas Strip property after delivering satisfying second-quarter earnings on Tuesday.
Thanks to an upturn in baccarat, June gaming win climbed statewide and on the Strip.
Major League Baseball has agreed to a multiyear agreement with DraftKings Inc., allowing the daily fantasy sports content provider to become an authorized gaming operator for the league.
The Nevada Gaming Commission voted unanimously Thursday to remove Charles “Charlie Moose” Panarella from the state’s List of Excluded persons because he died in 2017.
Las Vegas-based Moulin Rouge LLC made a formal offer to buy the historic Moulin Rogue site and will have until Tuesday to deposit escrow funds.
As legalized sports betting expands across the country, sportsbook operators from near and far are looking to get into in the established Nevada market, experts say.
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.
MGM Resorts International plans to take advantage of the proximity of the Las Vegas stadium to three of its resorts by hosting pregame and post-game tailgating events.
Nearly down — but not out — a slots player pulled out an early morning victory Monday at a downtown Las Vegas casino.
Treasure Island will be the first Strip property in Radisson’s portfolio, and Radisson Rewards members can earn and redeem points at TI next year.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. reported a profitable second quarter Wednesday, with Chief Operating Officer Rob Goldstein calling it “the best” second quarter in company history — “and if not, close to it.”
The filing comes two weeks after the District of Columbia attorney general filed a resort fee-related lawsuit against Marriott International Inc.
The yellow shirts, which have a six-point star, are one of the uniforms used by MGM’s security team, including some employees at Las Vegas properties.