Barrett-Jackson, the self-proclaimed “World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions”, is returning to Las Vegas for the first time in three years.
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The growth of prediction market platforms “flies in the face of existing federal laws and regulation intended to protect consumers and the integrity of our nation’s financial markets,” the AGA and IGA said.
A man from Euclid, Ohio won big on a mega progressive jackpot at Caesars Palace when he hit a Royal Flush and Three Card Poker, according to a Caesars Palace representative.
If the Gaming Commission approves Control Board recommendations, the Resort at Summerlin will have a new sportsbook operator and Boomer’s will enter the Reno market.
It’s unclear when illegal bookmaker Mathew Bowyer’s nomination will be considered by the Nevada Gaming Commission since he’s incarcerated in a California prison.
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.
‘Tis the season for quirky economic data, from unprecedented drops in state taxable sales to an unusual national pairing of flat incomes and rising consumer spending.
If you use the World Wide Web you know Google, Yahoo and most likely Bing. You may also be familiar with AOL, Ask, AltaVista, Dogpile and any of a handful of other search engines. Most users typically find what works for them and stick with it.
After missing Monday’s trade-in deadline, Las Vegas hotel worker Stuart Michaels is wondering if the government might reinstate the “Cash for Clunkers” incentive package that stimulated nearly 700,000 new-car sales in the last five weeks.
Casino industry stockholders who collectively lost millions of dollars in investments when Wall Street tanked over the last 18 months are asking the courts to remedy their losses.
When Nevada learned it would get $37 million in federal stimulus to help low-income households cut energy costs, state officials zeroed in on expanding existing and largely successful weatherization programs. But things haven’t gone exactly to plan.
Fighting over allocation of the money has delayed distribution of the funds that would be used to lower residential utility bills and create hundreds of weatherization jobs for contractors.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas’ dispute with banks over the stalled multibillion-dollar project resort will go to trial, a federal judge has ruled.
Certified public accountant Michael Moore and his Las Vegas firm, Moore & Associates, agreed to pay $320,000 relating to allegations that they issued false audit reports on 300 public companies, the government announced Thursday.
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Construction crews recently started tearing down motel buildings on Fremont Street that had a history of fires and squatters.
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.
The 308-unit property opened less than a year ago. It boasts quartz countertops, stainless-steel appliances, fitness studio, tot lot and other amenities.
A court case regarding an ongoing intellectual property dispute has concluded with a settlement with Las Vegas-based Light & Wonder paying Aristocrat Leisure.
