News - Page 1040

Analysts say that the Herbst Gaming bankruptcy offers a blueprint for how to restructure a casino company.

8 years later Hialeah Park reopens to big crowd.

The $8.5 billion CityCenter development will open its first hotel, Vdara, on Tuesday. The MGM Mirage project has made a number of headlines in the last 61 months, including coming within hours of filing for bankruptcy in March.

Harrah's Entertainment Chairman and CEO Gary Loveman told employees that the company is trying to buy the Planet Hollywood Resort.

NYRA soliciting bids for eventual work on Saratoga Race Course grandstand improvements.

The Gaming Control Board member was credited with helping to create a stable regulatory environment in Nevada.

The bankrupt casino company put together a special VIP weekend celebration at Red Rock Resort, bringing together 250 high-end customers.

The Michigan casino has announced that over one million dollars in cash and prizes will be given away during the month.

Pinnacle Entertainment said the Sugarcane Bay development in Lake Charles would be integrated into the company's existing flagship L'Auberge du Lac casino.

Many companies in Las Vegas have expanded in the last 30 years to keep up with the casino industry.

Carl Ichan outbid Penn National Gaming for the bankrupt Fontainbleau project on the Las Vegas Strip.

The Golden Nugget is the hidden jewel of Las Vegas. From dining to great pools and accommodations, it offers a Strip-like experience with downtown prices. And with last week's opening of the new 500-room Rush Tower, the experience is even better.

If you're looking for a change of pace and an affordable option the next time you visit Las Vegas, travel one mile off the Strip and stay the night at The Gold Coast.

Terry Watanabe claims that the staff at Caesars palace plied him with alcohol and prescription drugs, helping him to run up gambling debts of around $15 million

The Pennsylvania casino has opened a new gaming section with 250 slot machines, two restaurants and a bar.

Isle of Capri and Penn National Gaming are both turning their attention to financially-strapped casinos in Las Vegas.

Steve Wynn's Golden Nugget Corp. built the Mirage for $620 million back in 1989, which was the first new resort added to the Strip's skyline in more than 15 years.

A bankruptcy judge temporarily extended the exclusivity period for Station Casino to submit its own restructuring plan.

The hotel-casino's top executive said that the Golden Nugget will not slash room rates just to fill its new 500-room tower.

The Detroit casino's December promotions include $50,000 weekly cash giveaways, a slot tournament race for $75,000 and instant cash winners.