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Howard Stutz Gaming Guru - Page 297Shuffle Master's hand looks better26 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada – Two months after taking it on the chin from Wall Street, gaming equipment provider Shuffle Master has regained a bit of its luster.
The Las Vegas-based company, which manufactures table game management products and distributes table games such as Three Card Poker and Let It ... (read more)
Dow rise no help for gaming firms26 April 2007
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LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Nevada's publicly traded gaming companies didn't experience much of an impact Wednesday when the Dow Jones industrial average cracked the 13,000-point barrier, analysts said. Results show that noncasino companies based in Las Vegas were also mostly static.
The ... (read more)
Bally, Sands strike big deal24 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Bally Technologies announced Monday it signed the largest contract in the gambling equipment maker's history, a $56 million to provide Las Vegas Sands Corp. with management systems to operate slot machines, jackpot bonusing and operations at casinos under construction in Las Vegas, ... (read more)
MGM Mirage buy could boost Strip investment20 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Development opportunities on the Strip's north end created by MGM Mirage's land acquisitions might entice some of the casino operator's new foreign-based joint venture partners to invest in Las Vegas.
Gaming analysts lauded MGM Mirage's announcement Thursday that the company is ... (read more)
IGT reports decrease in slot sales20 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada – Slot machine giant International Game Technology boosted earnings during its second quarter but a decline in game sales domestically and internationally disappointed Wall Street.
Nevertheless, executives with the Reno-based gaming manufacturer tried to strike a positive note for ... (read more)
MGM buys parcels for new center19 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- MGM Mirage, which is currently building the massive $7 billion Project CityCenter on 66 acres on the south Strip, has assembled the acreage to construct a similar and potentially larger development on the Strip's northern end.
The Las Vegas-based casino operator will announce this ... (read more)
Sands raises condo ante18 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Las Vegas Sands Corp. said Tuesday its 300-unit condominium tower being built next to the Palazzo could lay claim as the Strip's most expensive residential offerings.
In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday detailing the company's recently announced $5 ... (read more)
Wynn dealers near vote on union17 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- The National Labor Relations Board is expected to quickly schedule an election at which Wynn Las Vegas dealers can decide if they support having the union negotiate a collective bargaining agreement with the resort's management.
The Transport Workers Union of America, which is ... (read more)
Strip project gets new investor17 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Australia's largest gaming operator announced late Monday it is buying almost 20 percent of the company building the $2.8 billion Fontainebleau on the Strip's north end.
Publishing & Broadcasting Ltd., which is controlled by James Packer, son of the late Australian ... (read more)
Street receives earnings preview16 April 2007
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Las Vegas Sands Corp. gave Wall Street a preview of the company's first quarter earnings Friday to help aid marketing of a planned $5 billion domestic credit facility that will be used to fund some of its current projects in Las Vegas and Pennsylvania.
The company only announced the ... (read more)
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