Luxor and Excalibur President Renée West, the first woman ever named president of a Strip resort, will retire in April, MGM Resorts International said Friday.
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Las Vegas Sands Corp. reached into the Bahamas for the person to oversee the company’s Strip resorts.
Revel’s hard luck continues after a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge on Friday rejected its agreement for a sale to a Florida developer for $82 million, marking the third failed deal for the shuttered hotel in New Jersey’s struggling seaside resort of Atlantic City.
The hedge fund that initially sought to move regional casino operator Pinnacle Entertainment into a real estate investment trust said it was encouraged by this week’s acquisition offer from rival Penn National Gaming’s spinoff, but believes the $4.1 billion price was too low.
Golden Nugget Las Vegas will hold a ceremony Friday to mark its $6.5 million upgrade of 20,000 square feet of convention space.
The announcement comes shortly after the historic Las Vegas landmark was sold to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority for up to $191 million in February.
A Wall Street gaming analyst calculated that individual casinos could lose roughly $530,000 per year under a proposed Internal Revenue Service change that would lower the reporting rules for casino customer winnings.
An attorney for a bankrupt division of Caesars Entertainment Corp. says the company is “looking seriously” at the issue of retired company employees who lost their pension checks because of the Chapter 11 filing.
The $5.1 billion acquisition of slot machine giant Bally Technologies had a direct impact on Las Vegas-based Scientific Games fourth quarter results.
The brewing proxy fight at Wynn Resorts Ltd. might be more entertaining than “Steve Wynn’s ShowStoppers,” the production of Broadway and movie songs now playing in the Encore Theater.