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Vegas Inc Presents The 2023 Real Estate Awards

Vegas Inc Presents The 2023 Real Estate Awards

A region’s real estate market is often representative of the area’s growth and progress, and while housing markets are known to experience fluctuations, Las Vegas has never failed to bounce back.

Formula One seeks payments from Las Vegas Strip venues with views of race

George Russell drives during a demonstration along the Las Vegas Strip at a launch party for the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix, Saturday, Nov. 5, 2022, in Las Vegas.

Formula One is threatening to block the views of Strip venues overlooking the Las Vegas Grand Prix course unless they pay a licensing fee, according to reports. The Nov. 18 race will shut down the Strip and some surrounding side streets for the ...

Whataburger coming to the Las Vegas Strip

A Whataburger restaurant is seen Thursday, July 9, 2015, in San Antonio, Texas.

Whataburger is coming to the Las Vegas Strip this fall and will adjoin the Waldorf Astoria at the Aria complex, the chain announced this morning. The expansion into Nevada ...

Robotaxis green-lighted to hit Las Vegas roads

The Zoox robotaxi has been on Las Vegas public roads since 2023, ferrying employees along a one-mile loop. The experiment is now under U.S. investigation after a pair of crashes involving motorcycles, one of which occurred in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas drivers will soon share public roads with autonomous, self-driving “robotaxis.” The fully electric, purpose-built vehicles by California-based Zoox are “built for ...

Preventive measures to combat cybercriminals can save businesses a lot of time and trouble

Preventive measures to combat cybercriminals can save businesses a lot of time and trouble

In the early days of the internet, when online commerce was still in its nascent phase, issues pertaining to cybersecurity were rarely top of mind for organizations conducting business online. Of course, everyone knew about having anti-virus software, but that was enough.

People on the Move: July 24, 2023

In the Notes: Anthem Country Club, John Baccala, Jorge Sotelo, Halo.Car, All In Aviation, Intagly, Dr. Areeba Siddiqui and more ...

Atlantic City's main casino union, where most workers are women, is finally led by one

Most of the Atlantic City casino workers who clean hotel rooms, serve drinks and tidy up public areas are women. For the first time in 107 years, the union that represents them ...

In-N-Out Burger bans employees in Nevada from wearing masks

In-N-Out Burger signs fill the skyline on Tuesday, June 8, 2010, in California.

The In-N-Out burger chain will bar employees in five states from wearing masks unless they have a doctor's note, according to internal company emails leaked on social media. In the memo ...

The adventuresome descend on Death Valley, the original tourist hot spot

Tourists flock to Death Valley to experience the heat. Death Valley is famous for being the hottest place on earth and driest place in North America. Monday, July 17, 2023. Brian Ramos

Despite temperatures north of 115 degrees Monday, Death Valley was slammed with visitors — drawn in by the possibility of a record high temperature for planet Earth ...

MGM Resorts, Marriott enter into licensing agreement

An exterior view of the Bellagio on Aug. 28. 2016.

More than a dozen hotels belonging to MGM Resorts International will become available on Marriott International platforms this fall, as part of a “long-term strategic licensing agreement” between the two major hospitality entities, according to a Monday news release.

Las Vegas, NLV are latest to partner with cancer centers on free sunscreen programs

Motion-detecting stands dispensing free SPF 30 sunscreen, such as this one, can now be found at Baker, Doolittle, Garside, Freedom, Municipal and Pavilion Center pools. Comprehensive Cancer Centers also said free sunscreen was available at community centers across Las Vegas, along with community centers and city pools in North Las Vegas through a new partnership with the cities.

“It’s very important to have (sunscreen) available for the public,” said Rachel Harmon, aquatic recreation leader with the city of Las Vegas. “So it’s really nice that it is free and customers just walk up to ...

MGM Resorts and Marriott enter into licensing agreement

An exterior view of the Bellagio on Aug. 28. 2016.

More than a dozen hotels belonging to MGM Resorts International will become available for booking on Marriott International platforms this fall as part of a long-term strategic licensing agreement between the ...

Minimize your operating cycle to free up cash during growth

Imagine this: Your business is thriving. Demand is growing. Orders are pouring in; you’re spending aggressively to fill them. Sounds great, right? Then why do so many businesses in this position suddenly find that, though they look profitable on paper, they’ve run out of cash?

People on the Move: July 17, 2023

In the Notes: Emily Ellis, Jayme Ritchie, Cristian Gonzalez Perez, Chapman Noam, Priscila Venzor, SR Construction and more...

Grocery's new distribution center promises jobs, freshness

Smith’s Food & Drug Stores is slated to open an 885,000 square-foot distribution center in the Apex Industrial Park in North Las Vegas this fall, bringing with it hundreds of jobs and the ability to distribute thousands of grocery items to the chain’s many locations throughout Nevada.

Smith’s Food & Drug Stores is slated to open an 885,000-square-foot distribution center in North Las Vegas this fall, bringing with it hundreds of jobs to the area and the ability to ...

2023 Angel Awards: Inspiration through involvement in Southern Nevada

2023 Angel Awards: Inspiration through involvement in Southern Nevada

The Vegas Inc Angel Awards honors some of Southern Nevada’s most philanthropic individuals and organizations. Collectively, they have dedicated countless volunteer hours and millions of dollars.

NV Energy cools its rates for sweltering months

People wait to speak during a Public Utilities Commission of Nevada (PUCN) Consumer Session Tuesday, June 20, 2023. Consumers and representatives from various organizations expressed concern over rising utility bills.

NV Energy customers should see reduced electric rates starting this month, as the utility, maligned for past rate hikes, seeks to provide cost relief to customers in the hot peak of summer. But the relief, likely, will be short-term. The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada recently approved a request by ...

Nevada treasurer urges end to UPS labor dispute

A United Parcel Service driver unloads packages from a truck and arranges them for delivery in New York.

Nevada Treasurer Zach Conine signed a letter to the head of United Parcel Service urging the shipping giant to end an ongoing labor dispute. The dispute could lead to a strike and “massive ...

LVCVA president rewarded with $33K raise, $179K bonus

Steve Hill, President of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, speaks during a ceremonial groundbreaking for a renovation project at the Las Vegas Convention Center Tuesday, May 9, 2023.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday greenlit new salary ranges for the authority’s top executives, approving recommendations for merit increases first made by the organization’s Compensation Committee in June. The change, approved by the LVCVA Board of Directors during its monthly meeting, is based on ...

Las Vegas businessman’s pressure washing machine recycles water

Aaron Muller, President of Hotsy of Las Vegas, shows the companys water reclamation system at Red Rock Window Cleaning Tuesday, June 27, 2023. The system reduces the amount of water used during pressure washing by up to 80 percent.

A local pressure washer dealer hopes his homebuilt filtration system will help customers save water and open the door for a new kind of water rebate. Aaron Muller, president of Hotsy of Las Vegas, said he ...