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Las Vegas says goodbye to Jackie Gaughan

A who’s who of Las Vegas gaming turned out Monday to say goodbye to longtime casino owner Jackie Gaughan, who died last week at age 93.

Revenue from Macau casinos enriches industry’s billionaires

It’s been eight years since Macau surpassed the Strip in annual gaming revenue. So it makes sense that the region — the only location in China with casinos — is creating more gaming industry billionaires than Las Vegas.

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Tribute to Jackie Gaughan

A digital billboard paying tribute to the late Jackie Gaughan went up near downtown Las Vegas on Thursday. Gaughan, hailed as “A Las Vegas Legend and Pioneer” on the sign, died Wednesday at age 93.

Services scheduled Monday for Jackie Gaughan

Funeral services for Las Vegas casino pioneer Jackie Gaughan will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Viator Catholic Church at the corner of Flamingo Road and Eastern Avenue.

MGM, Pinnacle team up on marketing efforts

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$500k fine levied in drug, prostitution investigation at House of Blues Foundation Room

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Las Vegas casino pioneer Jackie Gaughan dies at 93

The elder Gaughan, who once controlled 25 percent of the downtown gaming market and owned portions of some of the city’s most historic casinos, died Wednesday at age 93.

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