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  UNLV positions itself as tribal industry training ground

  UNLV is partnering with several colleges serving primarily Native American students to prepare graduates for careers in the tribal gaming and ...

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• Nevada desert ideal for CO2 removal company

  Southern Nevada will be home to the first commercial facility of Clairity Technology, a Los Angeles-based company that conducts carbon dioxide removal.

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• People on the Move: July 7, 2025

  In the Notes: Vegas Theatre Company, Vegas City Opera, Cult Gaia, Composers Room Showlounge & Restaurant, Crisis Stabilization Center and more ...

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• Commissioners approve alcohol storage rule changes for hotels, theaters

  The Clark County Commission this morning voted 7-0 to remove the requirement that hotels keep alcohol cabinets locked in guest rooms and other private viewing areas, like skyboxes. 

• Las Vegas visitation continues to fall in May, down by 6.5% from 2024

  Las Vegas tourism was down by nearly a quarter-million visitors last month compared to the same time last year ...

• Cybersecurity vital for businesses of all sizes

  The Sun sat down with David Rounds, CEO of Las Vegas-based IT company NetEffect, to talk about the most common threats to cybersecurity in Las Vegas and beyond, and how to protect against them.

• La ciberseguridad es vital para empresas de todos los tamaños

  En 2024, se denunciaron ante el Centro de Denuncias de Delitos en Internet del FBI pérdidas por valor de 16,600 millones de dólares debido a la ciberdelincuencia. En su informe anual sobre delitos en Internet publicado este año, el centro también reveló que los tres delitos cibernéticos más comunes en 2024 fueron el phishing y el spoofing, la extorsión y la violación de datos personales.

• ICE threats empty stalls at Broadacres Marketplace, but not the spirit of sellers

  The sudden closing with no set date to return left workers who filled Broadacres’ more than 1,000 vendor slots in limbo.

• Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada make changes to lure business amid Delaware’s ‘Dexit’ concern

  Lawmakers in Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada have recently approved changes aimed at helping their states dip into the lucrative side of corporate litigation that Delaware ....

• Athletics say nothing stands in way of Strip ballpark opening in time for 2028 season

  Las Vegas has seen many major ceremonial groundbreakings, but few have been as extravagant and unique as the A’s version on Monday on the parcel where Tropicana stood for 67 years ...    

• Latin Chamber’s accelerator program cultivates leaders to help small businesses grow

  A new program from the Latin Chamber of Commerce in Las Vegas aims to expand the local workforce by providing small businesses with the tools and knowledge to grow.

• Las Vegas plant-based Tacotarian earns spot among fast-casual giants, launches national franchise

  The plant-based Mexican eatery distinguished itself as the only fully vegan concept to make this year's prestigious industry ranking ...

• Despite challenges, air travel customers remain satisfied

  America’s air traffic control system has been crying out for modernization for 25 years, yet remains trapped in technological limbo.

• Brightline West’s SoCal-Las Vegas project still moving

  The Trump administration has poured cold water on federal funds for two high-speed rail projects this year, leaving advocates to hope that a plan to speed travelers between Southern California and Las Vegas can ...

• Rent-a-robot firm is part of Las Vegas tech renaissance

  A Las Vegas-based company is providing manufacturers with what can only be described as a rent-a-robot service.

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