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Vegas Comes to Wembley with Casino Plan By Ben Harding LONDON (Reuters) - Rundown land surrounding London's Wembley Stadium will be transformed into a glitzy $600 million gambling resort in a joint venture between U.S. group Caesars Entertainment and Britain's Quintain Estates. "Caesars Wembley" will sit 200 yards from the reborn home of English football -- the new 90,000-seater National Stadium -- and will incorporate a casino, a luxury hotel, designer shops and ballrooms, the two firms said on Tuesday. Under plans announc... : Vegas Comes to Wembley with Casino Plan
Caesars, Quintain to Build Wembley Casino LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. casino firm Caesars Entertainment Inc. and Quintain Estates have formed a joint venture to turn the area around London's Wembley Stadium into a $600 million leisure and gambling resort. The 50-50 joint venture, Caesars' first foray into the European casino market, would include a 400-room luxury hotel, conference facilities, a casino, shops, restaurants and bars, Britain's Quintain Estates & Development Plc said Tuesday. "Wembley promises to b... : Caesars, Quintain to Build Wembley Casino
Pope's old VW sells for $244,000Pope's old VW sells for $244,000 American places winning bid for used Volkswagen Golf that had been registered to future Pope. May 5, 2005: 4:34 PM EDT BERLIN (Reuters) - A second-hand Volkswagen Golf once owned by Pope Benedict sold for 188,938 euros ($244,800) to a U.S. buyer in frenzied online bidding, a spokeswoman for eBay in Germany said on Thursday. A bidder registered as "Golden Palace Casino" but known to eBay got the grey metallic 1999 Volkswa... : Pope's old VW sells for $244,000
Wall St. Expected to Open Slightly Lower LONDON (Reuters) - Wall Street was expected to open slightly lower on Friday but United Technologies Corp. (UTX.N: Quote , Profile , Research ) may climb after its chief executive gave an upbeat outlook. Key economic data may also affect stocks. Producer prices and the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index are both scheduled for release. "Today is all about PPI and Michigan Consumer Confidence...(there is) nothing much in... : Wall St. Expected to Open Slightly Lower
Woman fired for not wearing lipstickWoman fired for not wearing lipstick A court will hear the discrimination lawsuit of an employee who says lack of makeup cost her a job. May 17, 2005: 11:19 AM EDT SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A federal appeals court agreed on Friday to reconsider the case of a bartender who was fired from her job at a Nevada casino for refusing to wear lipstick, blush and other make-up. Alleging sex discrimin... : Woman fired for not wearing lipstick
Britney Spears' pregnancy test sellsBritney Spears' pregnancy test sells Oops...a Canadian radio station has sold her alleged pregnancy test to GoldenPalace.com for $5,001. May 12, 2005: 6:56 AM EDT NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - The Internet casino noted for its unusual eBay purchases acquired Britney Spears' alleged pregnancy test for $5,001, according to a statement Thursday. An Ottawa music station, Hot 89.9, secured the pregnancy test through a connection it has in the Los Angeles hotel where Britney and her husba... : Britney Spears' pregnancy test sells
Stocks Seen Down; Amazon Dims Early Mood NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures pointed to a lower market open on Wednesday, carrying over from Tuesday's weakness, as online retailer Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN.O: Quote , Profile , Research ) dampened the early morning sentiment after posting lower quarterly profit late Tuesday. Amazon shares slid as much as 5 percent after the closing bell, as its lower profit came after racking up higher costs fro... : Stocks Seen Down; Amazon Dims Early Mood
Summer concerts: croak to croon?Summer concerts: From croak to croon? After a lousy 2004, concert promoters have reason to think this year will be different. April 7, 2005: 3:22 PM EDT By Krysten Crawford, CNN/Money staff writer NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - After striking a low note last year, the concert business is poised to sing. For the live-music industry, "last yea... : Summer concerts: croak to croon?
As Gambling Goes Mainstream, Deals Mount By Deena Beasley LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The planned purchase of the storied Golden Nugget casino in Las Vegas by Landry's Restaurants Inc. (LNY.N: Quote , Profile , Research ) is further evidence of how gambling has become mainstream entertainment, analysts say. Outside businesses are looking favorably on the casino industry, ... : As Gambling Goes Mainstream, Deals Mount
Kerkorian launches offer for 28 mln GM shares WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian on Monday launched an offer to buy up to 28 million shares of General Motors Corp. common stock for $31 each. Kerkorian, who shook up the former Chrysler Corp. with a hostile takeover bid about a decade ago, had said last week that he would seek to more than double his stake in the world's largest automaker to 8.8 percent. In a tender offer filing with the U.S. ... : Kerkorian launches offer for 28 mln GM shares
In jail, Martha became a billionaireMartha debuts on Forbes billionaire list Bill Gates, Warren Buffett remain on top. Oprah, Donald Trump also make the super-rich list. March 11, 2005: 5:32 PM EST NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - The new Martha Stewart is richer than ever, according to Forbes. After getting out of prison last week, the homemaking maven has landed herself a spot on the... : In jail, Martha became a billionaire
Stocks Seen Higher at Open; Amex on Tap By Michael Flaherty NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures pointed to a higher market open on Monday, bouncing back from fresh 2005 lows hit on Friday, as investors buy up beaten down shares and expect strong earnings American Express Co. (AXP.N: Quote , Profile , Research ) . Station Casinos Inc. (STN.N: Quote , Profile , Rese... : Stocks Seen Higher at Open; Amex on Tap
Stocks Seen Lower, Weighed by TI Outlook NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures pointed to a slightly lower open on Tuesday with technology stocks set to face pressure after Texas Instruments Inc. (TXN.N: Quote , Profile , Research ) trimmed its quarterly earnings target. The update on Monday from Texas Instruments, the world's largest maker of chips for cell phones, dampened some investors' mood after the regular session. Its shares slid more than 3 percent in overseas trading. Meanwhile, ... : Stocks Seen Lower, Weighed by TI Outlook
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