The North Las Vegas grocery distribution center, which isn’t fully open yet, is holding another hiring event.
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One slots player at Caesars Palace used between $1,250 and $2,500 as a starting point for future fortunes.
The Las Vegas hotel-casino confirmed the exec will leave the company for a new position.
The platform says it’s promoting the rise of “day guesting” – where guests can use a hotel’s amenities like pools, spas and fitness centers without booking a room.
Booming sales of cold drinks have created a problem: growing amounts of plastic waste from the single-use cups.
Members of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1637 voted with 363 members voting yes and 153 voting no to OK a contract with Transdev.
Fontainebleau filed a counterclaim against Wynn Las Vegas Tuesday saying it was insecure, which led some Wynn executives to jump ship.
Aristocrat Technologies is asking a federal court to order the company to stop the manufacturing and distribution of what it considers to be a copycat game.
JetBlue Airways is cutting back. In June, it will reduce flights out of Los Angeles and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
As the mall is nearly empty, a 2022 lawsuit related to the property hasn’t been resolved.
Boyd Gaming says the renovations at the 23-year-old property will take about two years to complete.
A video poker player had no reason to fear the Ides of March at Caesars Palace.
The multimillion-dollar home will feature a “Batcave” style garage in addition to the Tesla solar roof system, the listing agent said.
Security guards at the casino were involved in two physical altercations, including one where a patron was wrestled face first to the ground.
Led by the Apex Industrial Park, the city has lured major companies to set up shop and only looks to be picking up steam heading into the second half of 2024
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