As thousands of furloughed or laid off Caesars workers worry about making ends meet, five company executives are set to get pay raises.
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Two Las Vegas visitors started their weekends with a bang, thanks to two jackpots, including one for nearly $2 million.
Executives with Gaming and Leisure Properties Inc. say the sale of the Tropicana could come in many forms and they know how valuable the location of the development is.
The owner of the Southside Bar on Las Vegas Boulevard North didn’t contest the revocation of the license at the gang hangout that was the site of a June 2019 homicide.
The D Las Vegas has rescinded a new dress code policy that barred people with face and neck tattoos from entering the downtown hotel-casino.
MGM Resorts International is bracing for challenges in the near term but remains hopeful that the gaming and tourism industry will bounce back.
Former Control Board Chairman Mark Lipparelli’s company will oversee gaming at off-Strip Westgate and will take the Superbook sports wagering brand to other states.
The Southern Nevada Health District on Wednesday said it no longer recommends people who tested positive for COVID-19 be tested again.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. will continue to offer its employees pay and benefits through at least Oct. 31.
Since March, Bill Hornbuckle has held the title of acting CEO. Now, the board of directors, after a national search, has removed “acting” and has named him the new CEO.
Total revenue for the Caesars Entertainment Inc.-affiliated company was $257.9 million, up 17 percent compared with the same period last year.
The state Gaming Control Board reported a 45.5 percent decline in win from June 2019 with the Strip off 61.4 percent.
“Circa’s going to have a lot of different hangs,” co-owner Derek Stevens said as he announced six new venues at the hotel.
The economic recovery from the pandemic will look a lot different than recoveries from other financial calamities, including 9/11 and 1 October.
Nevada casino regulators have opened more than 150 cases over noncompliance with health and safety policies and, among that tally, filed three formal complaints, officials said Tuesday.
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