The buyer picked up a 4,929-square-foot condo in The Summit Club.
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Designed around the concept of “imperfect is perfect,” this Eagle Hills home just hit the market for $3.75 million.
Las Vegas is set to offer a relatively convenient setting for the 2027 College Football Playoff national championship game, a top local tourism official said.
As it prepares to celebrate six decades on the Strip, an iconic hotel-casino is upgrading its high-end room offerings for its top-level guests.
The purchase raises the prospect of a new campus in Southern Nevada amid fierce demand for digital storage space.
Air Line Pilot Association and International Brotherhood of Teamsters are the biggest unions monitoring planned $1.5 billion joining of Allegiant Air, Sun Country Airlines.
The arrests of six Planet Hollywood Resort employees in the past two months are part of a cooperative effort with law enforcement agencies to rid the resort of workers who could jeopardize the casino licensee’s standing with casino regulators, resort officials insist.
While attention has been focused on the bigger project across the street, the 1,201-room PH Towers at Planet Hollywood Resort has been moving toward a December opening.
Construction equipment workers and business leaders are calling on the federal government to reauthorize transportation funding for road construction, including critical improvements to Interstate 15 in Las Vegas, and to spur a jobs recovery.
Voters in Taiwan voted against casino gaming over the weekend, all but killing a project backed by Las Vegas gambling entrepreneur Larry Woolf.
A young professional at the National Bank of Detroit heard a speech in 1959 from the head of Germany’s central bank and raised his hand to ask a question afterward.
So where would you rather hold your next convention? Las Vegas or Detroit?
Public relations man George McCabe admits he’s a little loath these days to pass even the smallest potential clients along to someone else. He performed that courtesy plenty in the past, as did other professionals in the valley’s tight-knit community of public relations and marketing professionals, where spreading the work and the wealth is usually a matter of routine. But these days, McCabe, PR director at B&P, a spinoff of the state’s largest advertising firm R&R Partners, is looking out for his media agency first. A lack of clients to go around has made for a tougher market for flacks all over.
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In addition to travelers being able to purchase branded Mob Museum souvenirs, they’ll be able to see a red Jaguar once owned by Gambino crime boss John Gotti.
Construction crews recently started tearing down motel buildings on Fremont Street that had a history of fires and squatters.
UFC entered into a naming rights agreement with Meta for the mixed-martial arts promoter’s Apex facility in Las Vegas.
Plus, Maine is set to become the eighth state with legal online casinos after Gov. Janet Mills allowed a tribal-exclusive iGaming bill to take effect without her signature.
