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• How the 5Cs of credit help Nevada small businesses access capital

  Looking for capital for your Nevada small business? You’re not alone.

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• Las Vegas initiative supports trafficking survivors’ path to independence

  While law enforcement focuses on getting people, mostly women, out of the cycle of human trafficking, Anzorena said Hope Co. is about supporting survivors’ transition into ...

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• Las Vegas vet’s shop connects with customers through TikTok program

  Since opening in 2019, Custom Jacks has grown from producing 10 to 15 flags a month to anywhere between 300 and 400 flags, with product placement in Scheels and ...

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• Objetivo patriótico del programa: impulsar las empresas de los veteranos

  Custom Jacks, un taller de carpintería con sede en Las Vegas que se especializa en banderas estadounidenses onduladas en 3D, utiliza la misma plantilla para cada uno de sus productos: las clásicas barras y estrellas en un lado, una borla dorada o un desgarro visual en el centro, y un segundo motivo de amor del comprador en el lado derecho —como su rama de las fuerzas armadas, su equipo deportivo favorito o su estado natal—.

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• La terapia de entrenamiento cerebral gana terreno con una nueva clínica en Henderson

  Jillian Wendelin, terapeuta titulada, sabe de primera mano lo que es pasar por dificultades.

• Primary care, relationships enable technology investments to improve Las Vegas health care

  The advancement of new medical industry technology solutions over the past few years has dramatically improved patient care. Doctors can now provide their patients with what was once considered impossible, such as outpatient invasive cardiac care. In fact, these procedures are now commonplace.

• New Clark County hemp rules, written in the name of safety, raise concerns in industry

  Clark County businesses selling hemp and hemp-derived products must now obtain a license, pay a fee and procure valid work cards for employees under a new “Hemp Retail Store” licensing category ...

• El nuevo líder pretende continuar con la misión del centro de apoyar a los emprendedores

  Shaundell Newsome llegó a Las Vegas en la década de 1980 mientras prestaba servicio en la Fuerza Aérea de los Estados Unidos. Más tarde se pasó al sector del juego y la hostelería, antes de fundar Sumnu Marketing con la ayuda del Centro de Desarrollo de Pequeñas Empresas de Nevada (SBDC).

• The Hat, other favorites to bring taste of California to Las Vegas

  For the uninitiated, The Hat is more than a sandwich shop; it’s a San Gabriel Valley institution that has resisted expansion outside of California since 1951. At the corner of South Rainbow Boulevard and Sobb Avenue, the ...

• New Nevada small business center leader aims to build on its mission

  Shaundell Newsome discusses entrepreneurship in Nevada, his goals for the Nevada SBDC and more

• Las Vegas cafe helps young adults bloom after difficult childhoods

  Trauma can hinder a successful launch into adulthood, including employment.

• NV Energy places controversial demand charge on shelf until October

  NV Energy is delaying the rollout of its controversial new daily demand charge until Oct. 1, pushing back a major change in how Southern Nevada customers are billed for electricity by six months. The charge had been scheduled ...

• Crowds coming to Las Vegas getting wealthier, says tourism board

  The income level of Las Vegas visitors has been rising in recent years, according to new data from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s latest visitor profile study. The percentage of Las Vegas tourists from households making more than $100,000 has rapidly grown ...

• Can assembly lines fix America’s housing crisis?

  A Nevada company hopes to solve a nationwide housing crisis by producing modular homes in an assembly-line style — just like the production lines of the automotive industry. “We have very high ceilings, big windows. We don’t really build ...

• ¿Pueden las líneas de ensamblaje solucionar la crisis inmobiliaria en Estados Unidos?

  Una empresa de Nevada espera resolver la crisis inmobiliaria a nivel nacional mediante la producción de casas modulares en una línea de ensamblaje, al igual que las líneas de producción de la industria automotriz.

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