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Jim Murren, MGM Mirage chairman and chief executive, on how a shortfall in CityCenter financing led to the partners putting in more cash. Murren describes how the budget for CityCenter fell from ...

An aerial view of the gargantuan CityCenter, Sin City's multi-billion-dollar experiment. COLOSSAL doesn’t begin to describe CityCenter, that $8.5 billion complex opening on Las Vegas Boulevard ...

But all three happened in quick succession as I made my way to CityCenter, the megalopolis development that opened last month on 67 prized acres between the Bellagio and Monte Carlo resorts.

But it was more like a starchitect love-in as Gensler and four of the design architects for CityCenter exchanged bear hugs and belly laughs in the View Bar at the just-opened Aria earlier today ...

Jim Murren, CEO of MGM Mirage, reflects on the beginning of CityCenter and what it will bring to Las Vegas. A reflecting pool surrounded by trees is one of the features of a pocket park between ...

Survival of the $9.1 billion CityCenter development was questioned Monday when the investment arm of the Persian Gulf state of Dubai sued its partner, MGM Mirage, over concerns with the project's ...

The $8.5 billion CityCenter, billed as the most expensive private commercial development in U.S. history, was a few hours from shutting operations on the morning of March 27. Earlier that week ...

I did the math on CityCenter's 12,000 job offers given to 160,000 applicants. The beleaguered $8.5 billion project by partners MGM Mirage and Dubai World, said it will hire 12,000 by the end of ...

Talk about rolling the dice. In December, MGM Mirage opened CityCenter in Las Vegas, a massive 18 million-square-foot complex built on the Strip with an eye-popping pricetag of $8.5 billion.

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