The competition for part-time work among teenagers can be stiff. We’ve got tips to set you apart from the rest of the kids on the block.
9 August 2015
By Emily Kulkus, Special to The Sunday
The message of Democratic underdog presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has resonated with some Nevada Democrats. As it is for all of the presidential candidates, Nevada is one of the most important states for Sanders to win ...
9 August 2015
By Scott Lucas
Christopher Campbell took being fired from Chipotle as an opportunity to create Braddah’s, a Hawaiian variation on the popular Mexican food chain ...
9 August 2015
By Kailyn Brown
Six Las Vegas neighborhoods are being considered for the National Register of Historic Places ...
9 August 2015
By Conor Shine
The founders of PropSwap have created a hedge brokerage, giving gamblers the option to cash out on futures bets before the games are even played. PropSwap positions itself as a brokerage firm, similar to ticket-broker ...
9 August 2015
By Daniel Rothberg
NV Energy has come up with a proposal, which it submitted to the Public Utilities Commission, to charge new solar customers a monthly fee that in principle makes sense. But the details are puzzling.
9 August 2015
IT downtime can cost thousands of dollars per incident — and the meter turns faster as more businesses simply can’t operate without communications, data and Internet connections. The good news is you can minimize the impact of IT downtime ...
9 August 2015
By Christopher Duggan
A Las Vegas attorney whose life was part of the inspiration for the television series “The Defenders” talks about why he enjoys hosting radio shows, what he teaches at UNLV and how the legal community has changed ...
9 August 2015
By VEGAS INC Staff
This was the first profitable quarter for the resort, which was purchased by Blackstone last year for $1.73 billion. While net revenue ...
7 August 2015
By J.D. Morris
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reported a 37 percent drop in its second-quarter profit as the paper value of its investments fell and its insurance companies reported an underwriting loss. Berkshire Hathaway's net income fell to $4.01 billion, or $2,442 per Class A share. That's down ...
7 August 2015
By Josh Funk, Associated Press
Nevada officials are continuing to craft regulations that could bring big technological changes to state slot machines, but it will be a while before any of the new games ...
6 August 2015
By J.D. Morris
Ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft might not be allowed in Las Vegas yet, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a brick-and-mortar presence. Both Uber and Lyft have set up outposts ...
6 August 2015
By Daniel Rothberg
House-flipping comprises a bigger share of the real estate market in Nevada than in almost every other state, a new report shows, but the investment tactic is becoming ...
5 August 2015
By Eli Segall
President Barack Obama is considering signing an executive order requiring all federal contractors to offer paid sick leave to their employees, two individuals familiar with ...
5 August 2015
By Josh Lederman, Associated Press
Penn National Gaming’s purchase of the Tropicana cleared its first major regulatory hurdle today. The Gaming Control Board said the casino company can buy the classic Strip resort for $360 million, a plan that ...
5 August 2015
By J.D. Morris
Advocates for rooftop solar installations are accusing NV Energy of trying to kill their industry with a new set of proposed rates for net metering customers — those who have solar panels at home and sell excess energy back to the utility. Representatives from The Alliance for Solar Choice say the proposal submitted late last week could mean customers would no longer save on utility costs when they install solar panels, once the expense of installing and ...
5 August 2015
By Michelle Rindels, Associated Press
The number of companies in Nevada approved for commercial drone flights is about on par with most states but lags far behind leaders like California. Industry advocates see ...
5 August 2015
By Daniel Rothberg
When the hackers are in town, mischief is often close behind.
5 August 2015
By Daniel Rothberg
The Unification Church has built an events center in Las Vegas that it’s calling “America’s most heavenly place” and “a new beacon of hope,” years after buying the project site and changing plans a number of times — including scrapping a museum dedicated to the late ...
5 August 2015
By Eli Segall
Caesars said its revenue increased because of recent renovations to the Linq hotel, growth in the company’s interactive division, “strong hospitality performance” and ...
4 August 2015
By J.D. Morris
