In the aftermath of one of the largest data breaches in history, Equifax has agreed to pay between $575 million and $700 million to the more than 147 million Americans whose financial data was exposed in 2017.
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MGM Resorts International plans to take advantage of the proximity of the Las Vegas stadium to three of its resorts by hosting pregame and post-game tailgating events.
Co-founder James Monsees acknowledged statistics showing “a significant number of underage Americans are using e-cigarettes, including Juul products.”
Nearly down — but not out — a slots player pulled out an early morning victory Monday at a downtown Las Vegas casino.
Treasure Island will be the first Strip property in Radisson’s portfolio, and Radisson Rewards members can earn and redeem points at TI next year.
Southwest Airlines will withdraw from Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey, in November and consolidate its New York operations at LaGuardia Airport.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. reported a profitable second quarter Wednesday, with Chief Operating Officer Rob Goldstein calling it “the best” second quarter in company history — “and if not, close to it.”
The deep-discount airline, which has owned golf-course-management software firm Teesnap since 2013, is also developing a 22-acre riverfront resort in Florida.
The filing comes two weeks after the District of Columbia attorney general filed a resort fee-related lawsuit against Marriott International Inc.
Facebook says it is under antitrust investigation by the Federal Trade Commission.
The yellow shirts, which have a six-point star, are one of the uniforms used by MGM’s security team, including some employees at Las Vegas properties.
An Associated Press analysis of drug distribution data released as a result of lawsuits against the industry found that the amount of opioids as measured by total potency continued to rise early this decade even as the number of pills distributed began to dip.
U.S. new home sales rose at a modest pace in June but remained below sales levels earlier this year, suggesting low mortgage rates and a healthy job market aren’t encouraging many more purchases.
Some Las Vegas property management companies are making rent become overdue sooner and raising fees tied to evictions following new tenant protections.
The property, operated by TLC Casino Enterprises, will open 81 of the more than 350 rooms shuttered at Binion’s in 2009 during the Great Recession.