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When a business loses an employee, effects on profitability, morale can be profound

By Howard Riell, Special to VEGAS INC
When a business loses an employee, effects on profitability, morale can be profound

Having to replace employees isn’t just a pain, it’s a major expense — but one that savvy executives can avoid. Costs to recruit and train employees to fill vacancies can be formidable. With this in mind, employers should redouble efforts ...

Financial services CEO: ‘No one wins alone’

By Rebecca Clifford-Cruz
Terry Kennedy owns Las Vegas-based Appreciation Financial, which specializes in helping public servants plan for retirement.

The CEO of Appreciation Financial talks about his passion for helping public employees save enough money to retire, the importance of teamwork when it comes to success, and how he stuck his neck out to meet his wife.

From sidewalk to sanctuary: Las Vegas developing campus where the homeless can rest, find resources

Homeless camp out on the sidewalk as the city of Las Vegas is undergoing a $15 million project to create a "homeless camp" where the homeless can stay and get connected to services along Las Vegas Boulevard from Owen to Foremaster on Tuesday, May 23, 2017.

Inspired by a concept in San Antonio, the city hopes to transform properties within the Corridor of Hope into a courtyard and transitional campus. The former would provide the homeless with an immediate and approachable open-air setting where they could ...

Help employees weather business storm cycle

By Dave Hopson

Legislature quietly did quality work for people of Nevada

Trailblazing Nevada attorney speaks to women in politics and the state’s big challenges

By Kim Palchikoff, Special to The Sunday

Designers: Las Vegas can be an unconventional fashion capital

By Rebecca Clifford-Cruz

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People on the Move: June 18-24

By VEGAS INC Staff

In the People: Barry Langberg, Deborah Drooz, Vivian Bryce-Tyson, Mike DiFabbio, Jennifer Lehr, Jasmyne Shoemaker, Suhaily Rivera-Ortiz, Rob Catalano, Tim Gayhart, Laurie Nickerson and more ...

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The List: Highest paid business leaders, June 18, 2017

By VEGAS INC Staff

Find out about Southern Nevada's highest paid business leaders. This week, we rank them by total compensation* based on most recent available filing with the ...

The Data: June 18-June 24

By VEGAS INC Staff

All of the information your business needs: Bid opportunities, bankruptcies filed and building permits issued. To add to our data, email us at [email protected].