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Boyd Gaming pledges $2.5 million for new building at UNLV

Boyd Gaming Corp. has pledged a $2.5 million donation to support construction of a new building for William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Casinos filing more suspicious activity reports, prosecutor says

A federal prosecutor tasked with enforcing anti-money laundering laws, told a Las Vegas audience Thursday the casino industry has grown the number of times it reports suspicious activity by its customers, but more can be accomplished in fostering a “culture of compliance.”

Center for gaming regulators to be created at UNLV Boyd School of Law

A one-of-a-kind center, where gaming regulators worldwide can meet to exchange ideas and discuss emerging issues, will be created at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Boyd School of Law after state lawmakers designated $1 million for the program.

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Casinos say proposal for reporting IRS winnings unworkable

When the Internal Revenue Service floated the idea of lowering the threshold for tax-reportable winnings from slot machines, the reaction from thousands of gamblers was a collective “Give us a break!” At an IRS public hearing Wednesday, the comments were a bit more formal. But a handful of casino executives, industry officials and tribal representatives delivered much the same message.

Kerkorian negotiated blockbuster deals but shunned limelight

Kirk Kerkorian, who died Monday at 98, was never comfortable in the spotlight. Despite his status as one of America’s most successful billionaires, Kerkorian was reserved, unpretentious and media-shy.

Billionaire Las Vegas mogul Kirk Kerkorian dies in Los Angeles

One of the founders of modern Las Vegas whose name is synonymous with some of the Strip’s best known hotel-casinos, Kerkorian died Monday night in Los Angeles after a brief illness.

Familiar names appear in money laundering report

Don’t be surprised in you hear a lot more about the flow of big money from foreign jurisdictions into the U.S. via some highly questionable casino transfers.

Trustee for Caesars senior lenders sues for $6 billion

Las Vegas-based Caesars Entertainment Corp. was sued for more than $6 billion by a representative for noteholders who are the lone creditors backing its controversial plan to overhaul $18 billion in debt.

MGM chief Murren sees no new hotel-casinos on the Strip for now

It might seem odd coming from Jim Murren, chairman and CEO of the Strip’s largest casino company. For now, MGM Resorts International — which operates Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, The Mirage, the CityCenter complex and others — is finished constructing new hotel-casinos on the Strip.

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