A $761.4 million quarterly loss by Caesars Entertainment Corp. wasn’t on Wall Street’s mind Tuesday. Analysts wanted insight from Chairman Gary Loveman on Caesars’ highly public exit 10 days ago from a proposed $1 billion Boston-area casino development.
Wynn Resorts Ltd. on Tuesday won dismissal of one piece of the case brought by former largest shareholder Kazuo Okada, as the all-out legal war between the two starts to come out of hibernation.
Heli USA Airways Inc., one of the largest helicopter flightseeing companies in Las Vegas, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection late Monday in the midst of a payment dispute regarding the choppers.
Silver State Schools Credit Union on Tuesday reported its sixth consecutive quarterly profit, as the Las Vegas-based credit union earned $2.2 million, compared with $642,000 in the third-quarter of 2012.
MTO Café, a new comfort food restaurant near Las Vegas City Hall, is the first business in fiscal year 2014 to be awarded a grant from the city of Las Vegas’ Quick Start Program.
How do you know the economy is coming back? High rollers are paying their gambling debts.
Casino MonteLago at Lake Las Vegas was closed Tuesday because of lease issues with the property owners. The adjoining hotel, Hilton Lake Las Vegas, remains open.
Nevada State Bank, a Las Vegas-based subsidiary of Zions Bancorp., on Tuesday posted net income of $5.2 million for the third-quarter, compared with $6 million for the same period last year.
Prices in Las Vegas rose 29.2 percent from a year earlier, the fastest pace in the nation. But they are still 47 percent lower than they were before the housing market collapsed.
The number of Americans who signed contracts to buy existing homes fell in September to the lowest level in nine months. The decline reflects higher mortgage rates and home prices that have made purchases more costly.
