The Las Vegas-based gaming equipment manufacturer was ordered by a U.S. District Court ruling to remove its 2,200 Dragon Train slot machines in North America.
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They helped stock indexes claw back losses from earlier in the week, caused by worries that worsening tensions in the Middle East.
The California technology company plans to open a commercial facility that will create 55 jobs in Nevada in the first five years, state officials said.
The former congressional staffer made a career pivot to the casino industry and now oversees two of the Las Vegas Strip’s most posh hotels.
The controlled demolition of the two former hotel towers of the Tropicana Las Vegas is scheduled for 2:30 a.m. Wednesday and will last approximately 22 seconds.
Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air can’t escape sky-high fuel costs but the airline did boost revenue 48 percent to $132 million in the second quarter, in part by scooping up passengers more troubled carriers left behind.
Little optimism was seen in a report Wednesday for the region that includes Las Vegas and Nevada except that prices for goods other than energy and food are stable.
WASHINGTON — The House Wednesday easily approved legislation that seeks to slow the steepest slide in house prices in a generation, rescue hundreds of thousands of homeowners at risk of foreclosure and reassure global markets that mortgage-finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will not be allowed to fail.
Normally, the most vociferous calls for legalizing Internet gaming come from the growing online poker-playing community, offshore gambling site operators, civil libertarians and a handful of select members of Congress.
Developer Mike Flores has faith in the rejuvenation of downtown Las Vegas. He has invested more than $1 million in the conversion of Fremont Manor Townhomes to affordable housing.
Local drivers who buy gasoline with credit cards may soon find themselves paying more for their fuel than motorists who use cash.
The World Market building boom in downtown Las Vegas is on hold — at least for now. …
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The Las Vegas-based gaming equipment manufacturer was ordered by a U.S. District Court ruling to remove its 2,200 Dragon Train slot machines in North America.
They helped stock indexes claw back losses from earlier in the week, caused by worries that worsening tensions in the Middle East.
The California technology company plans to open a commercial facility that will create 55 jobs in Nevada in the first five years, state officials said.
The former congressional staffer made a career pivot to the casino industry and now oversees two of the Las Vegas Strip’s most posh hotels.
