The Environmental Protection Agency took a major step Monday toward regulating carbon dioxide, officially concluding that CO2 “pollution,” by contributing to “climate change,” threatens the human environment and thus the public health.
The late George Carlin was a master at pointing out how perception too often undermines one’s view of reality.
CityCenter has brought in a national mortgage company, managed by the former head of defunct and tarnished Countrywide Financial, to provide financing for buyers purchasing the development’s 2,400 high-rise condominiums.
To fully comprehend all the challenges facing CityCenter’s Crystals luxury center, you probably don’t have to look any further than at what has happened to one of the retail and entertainment center’s anchor tenants. … Jewelry retailer Tiffany & Co., which opened its flagship store at Crystals on Dec. 3, recently reported store traffic at its U.S. stores was down and retail sales fell 9 percent in the third quarter.
American Indian casinos suffered a similar fate as their counterparts in Las Vegas during 2008 — the recession played havoc with gaming revenues.
WASHINGTON — Nevada still has the highest foreclosure rate within the U.S., but Las Vegas is no longer No. 1 among cities, a report being released today shows.
The Southern Nevada Index of Leading Economic Indicators showed a small uptick in November and appears to be bouncing along a four-month bottom, a UNLV economic research analyst said Wednesday.
Great Basin Bank of Elko, which regulators seized in April, failed because of losses in loans made outside of its area, a federal report said Wednesday.
