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Gensler Architect boss: CityCenter ‘changes the game’

M. Arthur Gensler Jr. stands nearly 6 feet 5 inches tall, so he towers over most people. He looms even larger as chairman of Gensler — the world’s biggest architecture firm with 2,300 employees in 32 offices across the globe.

Exit leaves questions for Series

World Series of Poker Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack said he wanted to explore new challenges when he resigned this month after four successful years at the helm of the tournament.

MGM Mirage officials are betting consumers will come to the $8.5 billion CityCenter

In the 61 months between the announcement MGM Mirage was creating an urban metropolis on the Strip called Project CityCenter and Tuesday’s planned opening of its first hotel, Vdara, the $8.5 billion development seemed to be on constant life support. … Almost as soon as MGM Mirage imploded the shuttered Boardwalk casino on May 9, 2006, to clear a major portion of the CityCenter site, the project seemed to be shrouded in bad news.

COMING IN THIS WEEK’S BUSINESS PRESS

RIGHT CORNER, RIGHT PRICE: Although the Las Vegas economy and commercial real estate market are suffering, observers say opportunity exists for some business owners to seize a prime location, often at a fraction of the previous rent.

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Herbst plan may serve as model

Attorneys Gerald Gordon and Erika Pike Turner believe they have seen the future of some Las Vegas casino operators in the bankruptcy of Herbst Gaming Inc. and affiliated companies.

Credit unions sue WesCorp, say negligence caused losses

Seven credit unions are suing directors and officers of Western Corporate Federal Credit Union, seeking damages for millions of dollars lost when the San Dimas, Calif.-based institution was put in conservatorship.

Valley banks post losses in third quarter

Southern Nevada’s 19 state-chartered commercial banks have one thing in common — they all lost money in the third quarter, according to statistics compiled by SNL Financial.

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