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TECHNICAL SUPPORTMichael Beardslee grew up watching his father suspend assistants, sprout scarves from his sleeves, vanish and reappear. He was a magician. As a performer, the elder Beardslee showed courage, unflinchingly eating flames. And he was a master salesman, convincing audiences he could make himself and their cares vanish.These days, Beardslee works his own magic, helping information flow and computer systems run as head of consulting firm IT Strategies International Corp. And he showed the same ability to make companies believe in his work, signing deals with Nevada Power Co., Southwest Gas Corp., Mirage Resorts, the Las Vegas Valley Water District and the cities of Henderson and Las Vegas. FULL TEXT Interstate receiver appointedChief District Judge Lee Gates on Monday appointed a receiver selected by state officials for insolvent Interstate Mortgage Group, prompting a protest from a lawyer representing investors.Attorney John Netzorg, who represents some of Interstate's 1,000 investors', said he will appeal Gates' decision to the state Supreme Court. FULL TEXT
Michael Beardslee grew up watching his father suspend assistants, sprout scarves from his sleeves, vanish and reappear. BLM plans land auction of 400 acres The Bureau of Land Management is putting 400 acres in 93 parcels up for sale during a June auction at the Clark County Government Center. Inside business Las Vegas company signs movie deal Burbank, Calif.-based Phoenix Media Group Ltd. said it has formed an alliance with Las Vegas-based Sundial Communications Corp. IN BRIEF Interest rates mixed in Treasury auction WASHINGTON -- Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities were mixed in Monday's auction. Detroit deals with good and bad effects of casino opening Associated Press DETROIT -- In the six months since its first casino opened, Detroit has experienced ups and downs in its newest industry. Atlantic City to pull plug on IGT's Megabucks ATLANTIC CITY -- In the age of "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?" evidently too few New Jersey slot players want to be multimillionaires. Committee OKs latest offer for gaming compact Associated Press SANTA FE, N.M. -- A new version of proposed Indian gambling compacts would slash future casino revenue-sharing payments tribes would owe New Mexico by nearly half -- if the tribes paid up the millions of dollars they owed under the old compacts. Interstate receiver appointed Chief District Judge Lee Gates on Monday appointed a receiver selected by state officials for insolvent Interstate Mortgage Group, prompting a protest from a lawyer representing investors. Limo operators gather In 1979, when John Bumgarner sold the first limousine his company built, to Circus Circus executive Jay Sarno, his was one of only two companies building the cars nationwide. | |||||||
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