The Fontainebleau, soaring 60-plus stories above Las Vegas Boulevard, went bankrupt 10 years ago on June 9, 2009.
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The Amazon Echos in each room give guests the ability to use Alexa commands to request housekeeping, reserve a pool cabana, or make dinner reservations.
Barnes & Noble is being acquired by a hedge fund for $476 million and will be taken private.
Gaming analysts have mixed forecasts on how the layoffs may be perceived by Japanese regulators in considering MGM for an integrated resort slot.
Walmart is now offering to have one of its employees deliver fresh groceries and put them in your refrigerator when you’re not home.
U.S. hiring slowed in May as employers added just 75,000 jobs, a sign that businesses may have become more cautious in the face of slowing growth, trade fights and the fading stimulus from tax cuts and greater government spending.
According to a news release from the Nevada Public Utilities Commission, NV Energy is asking for permission to increase rates for residential customers in Southern Nevada by 0.42 percent, or about 47 cents each month.
A water arch ceremony welcomed the inaugural nonstop KLM Royal Dutch Airlines flight from Amsterdam Thursday in Las Vegas.
Encore Boston Harbor has rolled out a multimillion-dollar marketing plan in preperation for the June 23 opening of the $2.6 billion resort in Everett, Massachusetts.
The median sales price of previously owned single-family homes was $300,000 in May, according to a new report from the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors.
A rising share of older Americans is forgoing the concept of a traditional retirement at the age of 65, a trend that some younger workers aren’t particularly thrilled to see.
Fair Oaks Farms is the flagship farm for Fairlife, a national brand of higher protein, higher calcium and lower fat milk.
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The current co-heads of esports, Jarred Kennedy and Whalen Rozelle, will remain with the company in other leadership positions.
U.S. companies added the fewest jobs in nine years, a private survey found, as manufacturers, construction firms and mining companies cut workers.
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