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News brief: Security guards in Atlantic City now have the power to detain suspected underage gamblers and drinkers.

Venetian Casino Resort is asking a federal court to say that it is not violating a trademark by selling “Palazzo” branded items.

New issue emerges as resort's general contractor asserts it and the resort's subcontractors hold liens superior to those of the Fontainebleau lenders.

Another trademark dispute is brewing on the Las Vegas Strip, this one over the sale of “Palazzo” clothing items.

Recent fine against Planet Hollywood eye-popping — especially when compared with fines from other state regulatory agencies.

A dispute has erupted over rights to the trademark "XS" -- the name of a luxury nightclub at Steve Wynn's Encore casino resort in Las Vegas.

Locals may purchase two tickets per order with no room package requirement.

Construction superintendent claims he’s not being paid under separation agreement terms.

News brief: The slot machine win in June at Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun fell 9.1 percent as compared to last year.

TLC Casino Enterprises sued by another group of landlords alleging it's behind on rent payments for its Four Queens hotel-casino.

News brief: Four men who took part in a massive scheme to cheat casinos across the United States and Canada were sentenced to federal prison.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Board voted 12 to 0 in favor of a three-year agreement with R&R Partners of Las Vegas.

Long-time Las Vegas Sands executive Rob Goldstein was promoted to executive vice president.

Dennis Phillips isn't among the final 27 players at the World Series of Poker Main Event. But Phil Ivey is -- and he has a lot of chips. Look out world.

News brief: Despite the economic downturn, people are still going to San Diego County casinos.

The board of directors at the LVCVA will consider a new five-year contract for about 350 Service Employees International Union workers.

Caesars Palace opened 110,000 square feet of new convention and meeting space Monday as part of a $1 billion expansion project.

While Dennis Phillips was outlasting J.C. Tran, Joe Hachem and Peter Eastgate at one table, Phil Ivey and Antonio Esfandiari moved into position to challenge for the championship as the Main Event field thinned to 64.

Tournament officials estimate 4,000 fans on average attended the event on Friday and Saturday.

Wynn dealers file suit in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas, alleging violations of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.