Neighbor is a sharing economy storage marketplace that connects those looking to store items — anything from boxes of random belongings to a lawn mower or vehicle — with others in a particular area willing to rent space. Just like ride share services like Uber and Lyft …
Andre Carrier of Eureka Casinos is optimistic by nature. Still, he doesn’t think it’s a stretch to project a strong rebound for the Southern Nevada gaming industry as it emerges from …
Las Vegas attorney Brittnie Watkins has been named to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, Gov. Steve Sisolak announced today. Watkins, whose term will begin May 3, will replace ...
It’s a routine annoyance for almost anyone with a mobile phone. A call comes in from an unfamiliar number, but instead of a person on the line, it’s a recorded sales pitch, or worse, a scam message attempting to gain personal information or money ...
CBS Sports today announced a deal to televise the World Series of Poker Main Event starting this year. CBS Sports Network reached a multiyear agreement with ...
Many have seen the progress in construction of the $4.3 billion Resorts World Las Vegas when driving throughout town. The property on the north Las Vegas Strip is ...
The growth strategy for Deep Roots Harvest, a cannabis company based 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas, has been similar to the growth trajectory of the plants it cultivates.
When recreational cannabis became legal in Nevada, Holly Cowden was a recruiter for the agricultural industry. “I remember thinking, ‘How will they staff an industry that really doesn’t exist yet?’ ” she said. “That was when I decided to focus our staffing efforts on the cannabis industry, as I could use my years of experience to help.”
With cannabis use becoming increasingly mainstream and with more and more players flooding the market, it’s more important than ever to have a plan in place to not only set your trademarks (i.e., your company brands) apart from competitors, but legally protect them.
The conflict between state and federal laws has caused issues in the cannabis industry for decades—especially for companies needing to secure their cash.
Before the coronavirus pandemic, Sasha was making up to $2,000 a night as an exotic dancer in Las Vegas. But since the club where she worked — Little Darlings — closed about a year ago, Sasha (her stage name) has been living off her savings, which are nearly gone, she said …
A new U.S. Senate subcommittee focused on travel and tourism met for the first time Tuesday to discuss ways to help the industry recover from the coronavirus pandemic. “Travel and tourism-related industries drive job creation and economic growth in states across America, especially ...
Knowing that not just any cinnamon rolls would do, Michelle Uhler packed up her 4-year-old daughter Thursday morning and made the drive from Summerlin to a southeast Las Vegas strip mall. Their destination: Homies Cinnamon Rolls.
With virus cases decreasing, including no deaths in the past two days and the vaccine reaching hundreds of thousands of residents, officials are taking a significant step to return toward normalcy ...
A new expo center has opened in downtown Las Vegas, marking a first step toward recovery after conventions and trade shows came to a halt last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A new $103.5-million Expo at World Market Center opened Friday ahead of ...
