Cast members of the Sahara Las Vegas’ new cabaret-style variety show Blanc de Blanc hosted a champagne toast on Thursday to celebrate the new name.
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Caesars Entertainment Corp. will not be pursuing a license to build an integrated resort in Japan, the company announced Wednesday.
The 67-year-old property went through renovations and reopened as the SLS in 2014. After five years under that name, the hotel-casino is returning to its roots.
The Stick Around and Come Back program offers current Hard Rock Hotel employees a retention bonus with hopes that they return to the property once its transformation into the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is complete.
The 40-year-old mechanical horse racing game has attracted players of all ages to the D Las Vegas in downtown LasVegas. But according to those familiar with the machine, the days of Sigma Derby could be numbered.
The property first opened in 1970s as the Howard Johnson Hotel.
The move could help MGM Resorts International capture a specific kind of traveler — those that belong to a younger, affluent demographic, according to Jefferies analyst David Katz.
Hooters Hotel and Casino Las Vegas will become OYO Hotel & Casino Las Vegas with a transformation expected by the end of the year.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. is changing course on plans to pursue an integrated resort in Osaka, Japan.
The company is looking to fill 1,000 positions for its property in Black Hawk, Colorado, as it undergoes a major expansion project.
Synergy Blue, a creator of skill-based, arcade-style casino games, announced Wednesday morning that it is moving its Palm Desert home office to Las Vegas.
Experts say Nevada’s reluctance to allow remote sportsbook registration could give other emerging markets an opportunity to outshine Las Vegas.
The stock market’s movements aren’t likely to warrant immediate action from gaming companies, according to Union Gaming analyst John DeCree.
The trade war, along with protests in Hong Kong , are starting to impact the Macao properties owned by Las Vegas Sands Corp., MGM Resorts International and Wynn Resorts Ltd.
CEO and president Dan Lee expects to see positive results as the Las Vegas-based company explores expansion opportunities and as legalized sports betting continues to spread.
