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The Shoshone-Paiute Tribe and the state are signing a compact to permit the tribe to operate in the Duck Valley.

The longtime MGM Mirage CEO left quietly without much more than a few exit interviews.

After nearly a year at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Bette Midler’s “The Showgirl Must Go On” is a streamlined, elegant, grown-up show.

Luxury, high-rise condominiums, much like super-sized megaresort complexes such as CityCenter, were an outgrowth of the credit boom.

News brief: House Speaker Greg Stumbo wants the bill to expand gambling at racetracks by allowing video lottery terminals.

News brief: The Connecticut casino will slash pay for all employees and eliminate annual raises and matching contributions to 401(k) plans.

MGM Mirage's new CEO has already sold Treasure Island to help finance a portion of the $9.1 billion CityCenter development.

The Small Town Poker Tour kicks off the 2009 season in Lafayette, Louisiana in an event that will benefit the United Way of Acadiana.

Boyd Gaming CEO Keith Smith is the first casino company representative on the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco's board of directors.

News brief: Casino revenue in Atlantic City fell 7.6 percent for the year, with revenue in December dropping 18.7 percent.

News brief: The Potawatomi Bingo Casino will have various advertisements posted around Miller Park as a result of the deal.

News brief: Republican Joe Straus is likely to become the next House speaker and comes from a horse racing background.

News brief: Attorney General Richard Blumenthal met with the Mohegan Tribal Council yesterday and eventually wants a "total ban on smoking."

News brief: Eight men were robbed at gunpoint in a high-stakes poker game last year and all eight have settled charges of illegal gambling.

The tone is upbeat but the attendance is down at the biggest technology-fetish event of its kind.

News brief: James Murren also said he would consider further casino sales as he looks to overhaul the company's balance sheet.

News brief: Anthony Nicodemo has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to promote gambling and launder money for his role in a sports-gambling ring inside Borgata Hotel Casino.

News brief: The city expects developers interested operating its only slots casino to pay at least $36 million in yearly rent.

The Vegas Gaming Control Board recommended approving James Packer and Crown Ltd's bid to buy Cannery Casino Resorts for $1.8 billion.

News brief: The state's new Speaker of the House wants to allow video slot machines year-round at race tracks.