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Rs 95,000 For Every Year Worked: US Company Rewards Loyalty With Stocks, Oldest Staff To Get Rs 46 Lakh
Under the programme, eligible employees will receive $1,000 (around Rs 93,900) worth of Red Rock Resorts Class A stock for every year they have worked for the company.
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Watch: Las Vegas Casinos And Airport Flooded After Heavy Rain
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue department said that responded to various storm-related calls and urged people not to drive through flooded roads.
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A 97-Year-Old Tycoon, His Four Wives and the Push to Revive a Casino Empire
In Macau, the world’s biggest gambling hub, few family business dynasties are as powerful as a clan led by patriarch Stanley Ho.
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Ten Things I Never Knew About Las Vegas Until I Ran a High-Roller Suite
A stint managing premier client relations at the Cosmopolitan revealed secrets that probably should stay in Vegas. Oh well.
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MGM Resorts Suffers Backlash After Suing Shooting Victims
People took to Twitter to declare they would no longer patronize the largest casino owner on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Las Vegas Tycoon Steve Wynn Quits Resorts Firm Over Sexual Harassment Claims
Las Vegas casino billionaire Steve Wynn announced Tuesday he was stepping down as chairman and CEO of his company Wynn Resorts following allegations of decades of sexual misconduct.
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Defiant Las Vegas Gamblers Say Show Must Go On
It is early afternoon at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas and gamblers cheer as the barman announces the start of happy hour.
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Las Vegas Shooter Killed Himself Before Police Could Get Him: 10 Points
Stephen Craig Paddock, a 64-year-old Nevada resident identified as the gunman in America's worst mass shooting at a Las Vegas concert on Sunday, had more than 10 guns including machine guns in the hotel room from where he killed at least 59 people and wounded over 500. There have been no reports of any Indian casualty in the mass shooting that US P...
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In With Mobsters, Las Vegas' Riviera Casino Goes Out With A Bang
The Riviera Hotel and Casino - the Las Vegas Strip's first high-rise that was as famous for its ties to organized crime as its Hollywood personification of Sin City's mobster past - exited the scene early Tuesday with a cinematic implosion, complete with fireworks.
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Two Las Vegas casinos to accept virtual bitcoin currency
Two Las Vegas casino hotels will become the first known U.S. commercial gambling houses to allow the use of the unregulated digital payment system, bitcoin.
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Rs 95,000 For Every Year Worked: US Company Rewards Loyalty With Stocks, Oldest Staff To Get Rs 46 Lakh
Under the programme, eligible employees will receive $1,000 (around Rs 93,900) worth of Red Rock Resorts Class A stock for every year they have worked for the company.
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Watch: Las Vegas Casinos And Airport Flooded After Heavy Rain
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue department said that responded to various storm-related calls and urged people not to drive through flooded roads.
-
A 97-Year-Old Tycoon, His Four Wives and the Push to Revive a Casino Empire
In Macau, the world’s biggest gambling hub, few family business dynasties are as powerful as a clan led by patriarch Stanley Ho.
-
Ten Things I Never Knew About Las Vegas Until I Ran a High-Roller Suite
A stint managing premier client relations at the Cosmopolitan revealed secrets that probably should stay in Vegas. Oh well.
-
MGM Resorts Suffers Backlash After Suing Shooting Victims
People took to Twitter to declare they would no longer patronize the largest casino owner on the Las Vegas Strip.
-
Las Vegas Tycoon Steve Wynn Quits Resorts Firm Over Sexual Harassment Claims
Las Vegas casino billionaire Steve Wynn announced Tuesday he was stepping down as chairman and CEO of his company Wynn Resorts following allegations of decades of sexual misconduct.
-
Defiant Las Vegas Gamblers Say Show Must Go On
It is early afternoon at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas and gamblers cheer as the barman announces the start of happy hour.
-
Las Vegas Shooter Killed Himself Before Police Could Get Him: 10 Points
Stephen Craig Paddock, a 64-year-old Nevada resident identified as the gunman in America's worst mass shooting at a Las Vegas concert on Sunday, had more than 10 guns including machine guns in the hotel room from where he killed at least 59 people and wounded over 500. There have been no reports of any Indian casualty in the mass shooting that US P...
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In With Mobsters, Las Vegas' Riviera Casino Goes Out With A Bang
The Riviera Hotel and Casino - the Las Vegas Strip's first high-rise that was as famous for its ties to organized crime as its Hollywood personification of Sin City's mobster past - exited the scene early Tuesday with a cinematic implosion, complete with fireworks.
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Two Las Vegas casinos to accept virtual bitcoin currency
Two Las Vegas casino hotels will become the first known U.S. commercial gambling houses to allow the use of the unregulated digital payment system, bitcoin.
