Caesars Entertainment is just the latest company to cut ties with southern cook Paula Deen.

The company announced Wednesday that it had reached an agreement with Paula Deen Enterprises to end their business relationship. There are four Deen-themed restaurants at Caesars’ properties, none in Las Vegas. The company says it will rebrand the restaurants in the coming months.

The decision comes after the celebrity chef admitted to using racial slurs. The admissions came during a deposition for a lawsuit involving an employee.

Caesars joins Smithfield Foods, the Food Network and Wal-mart in severing ties with Deen. QVC and Sears say they are reviewing deals with Deen.

(Associated Press contributed to this report)

A famous New York Italian restaurant is opening a branch at Caesars Palace and is looking for workers.

Carmine's at the Forum Shops is holding a job fair June 19 to fill more than 300 positions, including servers, bartenders, bar backs, hosts, porters, and bussers.

When opened, the restaurant will have 750 seats.

The job fair is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the restaurant. Applicants must come to the restaurant to fill out an application.

Chef, restaurateur, TV show host and UNLV alumnus Guy Fieri has announced plans to open his first Las Vegas restaurant.

Fieri is partnering with the newly remodeled Quad Resort & Casino to create a 7,000-square-foot restaurant at the entrance to the resort. It will be part of The LINQ entertainment district, which will be next to the Quad.

Plans call for the new eatery to be opened late 2013. It will include a large outdoor patio and dining area. The name of the restaurant will be released at a later date.