Caesars Entertainment Inc. plans to launch an experiential casino space at The Linq, complete with holograms, interactive art exhibits and virtual reality bays.
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MGM Resorts International, citing anxiety created among stakeholders, announced it is discontinuing talks to acquire Encore Boston Harbor from Wynn Resorts Ltd.
Maxx Properties acquired the 609-unit Villas at Green Valley for $97.25 million.
The two-story, 10,000-square-foot property will be located near the resort’s main lodge, and will allow more visitors to take advantage of the ski area.
Single-family houses dominate Las Vegas’ home construction market, but sales are slipping as buyers gravitate toward lower-priced condos and townhomes.
A self-driving truck company has partnered with the U.S. Postal Service to test autonomous technology on the long-haul route between Phoenix and Dallas.
Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie said the low-fare carrier is looking to further improve its customer service reputation by adding new routes and upgraded in-flight technology offerings.
Looking for a way to pass the time while your partner shops? The Fashion Show mall on the Las Vegas Strip has a new tenant that can help you do just that: Arcade City.
Dressbarn, the women’s clothing chain that’s been around for nearly 60 years, is closing all 650 of its stores.
Gaming industry analysts are speculating how and why Wynn Resorts Ltd. would sell Encore Boston Harbor to MGM Resorts International — and what the price tag would be.
Shares of Tesla are down 50 percent since September, with concerns about demand for its Model 3 in the U.S. at the forefront.
Las Vegas attorney Steven Cohen is named to the Nevada Gaming Commission ahead of a meeting where commissioners will consider a nomination to the state’s “black book.”
Ford is cutting about 7,000 white-collar jobs, which would make up 10% of its global workforce.
The installation of IGT slot machines at Wynn Resorts’ Encore Boston Harbor contributed to IGT’s profitable first quarter, the company reported Monday.
The number of foreign companies that feel compelled to hand over technology in exchange for Chinese market access — an issue that sparked President Trump’s tariff fight — has doubled since two years ago, says a report.