Will the Fontainebleau finally fulfill its promise?

From Wonder Pets to the big leagues, a look back at David G. Schwartz's other 199 columns.

What makes the arrival of Circus 1903 interesting is that, nationally, circuses are at a low ebb.

Two incidents involving Downtown casino owner Derek Stevens show just how far Las Vegas has come and why it’s important not to lose sight of its past.

Our city’s values are changing

International Game Technology recently announced that it is selling its social gaming division for $825 million. The sale could offer a glimpse into how casinos will be working with social games in the future.

You might have missed it, but Nevada’s gaming industry just passed a milestone.

The trick to naming places after people is to keep politics out of it

The way the casino is running could have profound implications on how Las Vegas casinos do business in the future.

Las Vegas’ greatest casino competitor cuts the bottom line but increases opportunities

Two recent developments in autonomous technology and artificial intelligence will have profound meaning for Las Vegas hospitality.

Recent power outages highlight just how critical a backup plan is

The year ahead will see many shifts in gaming and hospitality in Las Vegas.

Green Valley Ranch cast the mold for local casinos when it opened 15 years ago

It’s as niche as a boutique hotel can get. Will it succeed?