Penn National Gaming endured floods and a hurricane but produced better-than-expected second-quarter earnings while announcing the impending retirement of CEO Tim Wilmott.
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The company shipped 4,661 units in the second quarter — 4,223 of which were replacement units — compared to 4,550 in the second quarter of 2018.
An official of the company bidding to buy the historic Moulin Rouge site remained optimistic his group would soon demonstrate its financial wherewithal, blaming the hiccup on a lender changing the schedule of the wire transfer.
A real estate development company is looking to allow up to 20 commercial events per year on an undeveloped site near the Las Vegas Ballpark and residential developments
The Las Vegas Stadium, the future home of the NFL’s Raiders, is scheduled to be completed a year from today.
The Federal Reserve cut a key policy rate by quarter-point, the first reduction in decade, to guard against ‘uncertainties.’
Boyd Gaming Corp. executives aren’t talking about the specifics of acquiring a Las Vegas Strip property after delivering satisfying second-quarter earnings on Tuesday.
Dignitaries will sign the final beam before it is lifted to the top of the stadium, which remains on target to open in July 2020.
The 315,000-square-foot Expo at World Market Center Las Vegas will start to go vertical next month with a grand opening in time for next year’s Summer Market.
Capital One Financial, is the latest big business to be hit by a data breach, disclosing that roughly 100 million people had some personal information stolen by a hacker.
Thanks to an upturn in baccarat, June gaming win climbed statewide and on the Strip.
While U.S home prices rose at a slower pace in May, Las Vegas homes rose 6.4% to lead the nation, says a report out Tuesday.
Huawei’s sales rose by double digits in the first half of this year despite being blacklisted by Washington and its chairman, saying U.S. pressure has “galvanized our people,” expressed confidence Tuesday the Chinese tech giant will “enter a new period of growth.”
The hacker got information including credit scores and balances plus the Social Security numbers of about 140,000 customers.
The companies’ use of off-site solar projects propelled them to the top, SEIA director of research Shawn Rumery said. Of the 7 gigawatts tracked in the report, 1.5 were from off-site projects.