Caesars Entertainment Corp., the casino owner saddled with $24 billion in debt, has a new source of income—from a nightclub on the Strip—to help refinance a loan.
November 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Caesars Entertainment Corp., the casino owner saddled with $24 billion in debt, has a new source of income—from a nightclub on the Strip—to help refinance a loan.
The growing importance of bar tabs and nightlife was on display one recent Tuesday evening at Drai’s Nightclub atop the Cromwell hotel, a newly refurbished Las Vegas Strip property owned by Caesars.
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