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PUC chair: No regrets about solar decision

By Daniel Rothberg
A SolarCity employee installs solar panels on a house June 27, 2014, in Camarillo, Calif. SolarCity, the nation’s largest provider of rooftop systems, is among a cluster of companies built with the aid of government subsidies and utility incentives now facing deep uncertainties and accelerating losses despite unflagging consumer interest and surging growth in renewable energy.

Paul Thomsen defends the Public Utility Commission's controversial decision not to grandfather existing customers and talks about the tactics used by the solar industry ...

As society changes, employers and law must adapt

By Aviva Y. Gordon

Beyond rights being afforded based on sexual orientation and the right to marriage, the law is attempting to keep up with greater societal acceptance of transgender employees. Currently, changes in the law largely focus on restroom access. However, we anticipate ...

Native Las Vegan aims to raise the bar in service industry

By VEGAS INC Staff
Scott Godino Jr. is the owner/operator of Born And Raised on Thursday, April 7, 2016.

The owner of Born and Raised restaurants talks about how he came up with the concept for his business, his passion for customer service and his plans to expand the brand in Southern Nevada, nationally and internationally.

Tennis center creates lifelong enthusiasts

By VEGAS INC Staff

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People on the Move: April 17-23

By VEGAS INC Staff

In the People: Renee Moses, Bob Brown, John O'Rourke, Linda Gonzales, Desiree Belcher, Dr. Christina Nguyen, Erika Washington and more ...

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The Data: April 17-23

By VEGAS INC Staff

All of the information your business needs: Bid opportunities, bankruptcies filed and building permits issued. To add to our data, email us at [email protected].

The List: Skilled nursing facilities, April 17, 2016

By VEGAS INC Staff

Find out about skilled nursing facilities. This week, we rank them by number of certified beds as of April 11.