US Justice Dept backs consumers in Las Vegas hotel pricing case
The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday backed consumers who are fighting to revive a closely watched lawsuit accusing major hotels in Las Vegas of using shared data and computer algorithms to charge artificially inflated room rates.
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Las Vegas Hotel Slammed for Surprise $500 ‘Smoking Fee’ as Furious Guests Allege Fraudulent ChargesA growing number of travelers are speaking out against the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, claiming the hotel slapped ...
Las Vegas Strip guests look forward to seeing some of the most popular performers in the music business whenever they pay Sin ...
This week, notable developments were made in the Oakland A’s move to Las Vegas as Bally’s Corp submitted its preliminary ...
Casino operator Las Vegas Sands plans to invest $8 billion in Singapore to expand its Marina Bay Sands resort, a major bet by ...
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IHG to cut ties with The Venetian Resort Las Vegas at the end of the yearIHG Hotels & Resorts is ending its partnership with The Venetian Resort Las Vegas and The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort at ...
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Breached water line repaired at Las Vegas Strip hotelA hotel on the north end of the Strip is without running water after a construction mishap, but the hotel is working to ...
A brand-new W hotel is coming to the Las Vegas strip, the latest development in the partnership between MGM Resorts International and Marriott International. "Our relationship with Marriott ...
A Mississippi woman said she sustained injuries from bedbugs in a 2022 stay at the STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower and was forced ...
In the fall of 2023, Resorts World Las Vegas hosted the first PokerStars North American Poker Tour stop held in more than a ...
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