Las Vegas gaming giant MGM Mirage is contemplating a wholly owned casino hotel that would be smaller than almost all other casino hotels in Atlantic City, according to a disputed Wall Street report. “The company has indicated a preference for initially developing an 800-room hotel tower along with the casino (phase I), then later determining whether the market could support another 800-room tower (phase II),” Salomon Smith Barney analyst Michael Rietbrock reported to his clients after meeting Wednesday with company…
