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Once down on its luck, Vegas’ North Strip is coming back

For a decade, north Strip casino operators anticipated a redevelopment of the area that would include new megaresorts and entertainment complexes rivaling projects underway on the boulevard’s southern end.

MGM Resorts plans job fair, hopes to add more than 500 workers

MGM Resorts International will hold a job fair Wednesday at the Mandalay Bay Events Center to hire more than 500 permanent positions at 13 of the company’s Strip-area resorts.

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Judge terminates Revel sale but no sign of bidders

A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Thursday terminated the $95.4 million sale of Atlantic City’s Revel to Florida developer Glenn Straub, clearing a path for a third attempt to sell the troubled property.

Riviera purchase seen being OK’d despite short-term job losses

When the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority board of directors takes up the acquisition of the Riviera on Friday, it will do so with a board comprised of members who will have to consider killing jobs — and competition. Most industry observers believe the proposal will be approved and that the only suspense will be in whether the vote is unanimous.

Culinary leaders toast new ownership of Cosmopolitan Las Vegas

Eighteen months ago, Culinary Workers Local 226 and the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas weren’t very chummy. The union held several protests that blocked the Strip in front of the resort, committing several acts of civil disobedience. All that was in the past Wednesday as the union wanted to celebrate new ownership.

Caesars again rebuffs debt holders’ request for payment

Caesars Entertainment Corp. provided a simple answer to another request from second lien bond holders to pay back more than $3.8 billion owed by the casino operator: No.

PokerStars, tribes have a new ally in California online gaming fight – Caesars

If California’s Internet poker debate was an actual card game, PokerStars just doubled up. But the European online gaming giant is still short-stacked against two of the state’s largest tribal casino operators in the company’s effort to gain a piece of California’s potentially lucrative — albeit nascent — Internet poker market.

Riviera to be demolished for Las Vegas convention center expansion

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday scheduled a special board meeting for Friday to consider its acquisition of the 60-year-old Riviera for $182.5 million.

AG nominee Lynch unlikely to reverse DOJ course of web gambling

Attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch says it is unlikely she would reverse a landmark Department of Justice opinion that opened the door to legalized Internet gambling and also sparked a backlash against it.

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