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Caesars Entertainment sued over charter flights

Caesars Entertainment Operating Co.’s plan to offer chartered flights to its casinos has flown off course and into a multimillion-dollar legal storm.

More stringent oversight for casino nightclub operations approved

The Nevada Gaming Commission will require casino operators to take more stringent approach in monitoring their nightclub venues, hoping to avoid regulatory complaints that often led to six- and seven-figure fines for allowing illicit activity inside the venues.

Gaming Commission signs off on 3 casino industry buyouts

Three casino industry buyouts were approved Thursday by the Nevada Gaming Commission, including Eldorado Resort’s $72.5 million acquisition of MGM Resorts International’s holdings in Reno.

Wynn delays opening of $4.1 billion resort in Macau

Wynn Resorts Ltd. said Wednesday it will move the opening of its $4.1 billion Wynn Palace development in Macau back by three months.

City rejects subsidies for Lucky Dragon

The Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino might have to make its own luck. Las Vegas City Council members, sitting as the heads of the city’s redevelopment agency, on Wednesday shot down some $25 million in subsidies sought by developers behind the partially built nine-story, 200-room project at Sahara Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard.

Treasure Island to house attractions based on the Avengers, Transformers

Treasure Island will turn over the second and third floors of its recently completed 40,000 square-foot retail area along the Strip to an exhibition company that will create attractions based on Marvel Comics’ The Avengers and Hasbro’s Transformers, offering customers interactive, theme parklike experiences.

Casino presses its luck with tax financing plan

In a gaming pantheon bejeweled with mega-resorts, the Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino won’t set records. But it remains an important development for the city of Las Vegas.

Illinois investment group makes new offer to acquire Affinity Gaming

Illinois-based investment group Z Capital, the largest shareholder in casino operator Affinity Gaming, has made its fourth offer in the past two years to acquire the Las Vegas-headquartered company in a deal valued at $700 million.

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