Donald Trump must have felt right at home at Treasure Island last Friday. The pirate-themed hotel was a who’s who of fellow bilge rats and rapscallions, just waiting to kiss the golden ring of the former con man-in-chief. Clark County Sheriff and Republican gubernatorial candidate Joe Lombardo, who ...
Celebration is important. It offers us the opportunity to not only enjoy a moment, but to reflect upon and appreciate all that has been accomplished. It also offers us the opportunity to come together — as families, as neighbors, as community members, as Nevadans and as Americans.
Many technology and nontechnology employers require that workers who have access to proprietary and sensitive information sign contractual agreements not to compete during and when their relationship terminates. This contractual aid is common in Nevada and other states that allow such noncompete agreements.
Deciding if and when business financing is right for your business can be a tough decision. And on top of that, there are many types of credit options to choose from.
Over the past 10 days, it seems every major news outlet in the country has weighed in on whether or not protesting outside of the homes of Supreme Court justices is ...
The teenage girl was determined to charge her cellphone and found an outlet near the ceiling of the central Las Vegas fast food restaurant. She shared a soda with two friends Saturday as her phone dangled from above on the short charger cord. A few minutes later the phone ...
Have you noticed the prices at the gas pump? I sure have. They have been rising recently and have topped $5 per gallon in Nevada. Nearby, parts of California were about $6 a gallon according to recent data from the Automobile Association of America.
Just as employees had to learn how to work with family members in the next room or the next seat at the dining room table, they may have to relearn how to work with supervisors and co-workers in the next office or cubicle. Workers who stayed in the office may resent perceived “entitlement” of those who worked from home and may not believe that remote workers worked as hard. Those who worked from home may resent the perceived “advancement” of those who stayed at the office and may believe that their work is not as valued.
For nearly all Las Vegas small-business owners, business ownership is a labor of love. Yet running a business with your loved one can bring on additional challenges that may take all the romance out of Valentine’s Day.
A program designed to train people to fill jobs in the fast-growing cannabis industry is off to a solid start. Extended Studies at UNR partnered with Green Flower to offer four noncredit certificates in cannabis education.
Las Vegas tourism has come roaring back to life from the pandemic. And with it comes a recognition that improving tourism transportation infrastructure is a key part of keeping the visitor experience a happy one.
With cases of the more-contagious delta variant surging, troubling signs are emerging that airline bookings are slowing and more people are canceling flights.
When COVID-19 hit, nearly half of small businesses had to furlough or lay off staff members. But as the economy reopens in Las Vegas and businesses rebuild, you may be ready to hire or rehire. Deciding how to staff your business may be heavily influenced by the ongoing pandemic in Las Vegas, even as you rebuild for the future.
Ultimately, PACE financing benefits property owners by facilitating access to long-term, fixed-rate and low-cost capital, and benefits the community by encouraging clean and renewable energy improvements.
