Gaming attorney Mark Clayton, who represented several high-profile clients in their Nevada regulatory matters in the past year, has switched law firms.
NEW YORK — Chip supplier Fairchild Semiconductor is eliminating about 1,350 jobs in the U.S. and Asia — about 15 percent of its total workforce — to reduce costs.
The start of college football got us thinking about how we could use some coaching to keep our composure and get through this week. Here are four movie coaches that can teach us all a thing or two to get us through this long, long week.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – Back to school. Just ask most parents. But as the summer comes to an end and kids are resuming their studies maybe its time for the parents to follow their lead and learn more about retirement planning.
A Texas mother driving with four children was pulled over, handcuffed and held at gunpoint until police realized they pulled over the wrong car.
Tiger Woods is leaving swing coach Sean Foley after four years and no majors.
One man died after being stabbed early Monday morning near Desert Inn Road and Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas police said.
A poodle was freed with the help of Albuquerque firefighters after one of its paws got stuck in a bathtub drain for several hours.
The pop icon announced Monday that he would release “Art Official Age” on Warner Bros. Records, the label Prince was signed to from 1978 to the mid-1990s, but later battled for the rights to his music.
A disconnected President Obama is not a storyline. It is a reality. Consider the mixed messages the Obama Administration sent out on ISIS.
Federal grants announced this month totaling $2.6 million to help homeless veterans in Southern Nevada don’t solve the problem to transition the vets into jobs that will keep them off the streets, according to James Cappello, a Chicago investor and manager for a new-concept project for homeless vets.
Borgata, the company’s flagship resort in Atlantic City, may see a revenue boost from a far different means – Atlantic City is shrinking.
Burning debris in a west valley backyard closed down traffic on Rainbow Boulevard Monday morning, according to the Clark County Fire Department.
Crews working in steep terrain were building containment lines around a wildfire that chased people from about 200 homes near the California Gold Rush-era boomtown of Weaverville.
If art can heal, then Lois Greer has to be the healthiest person at Tivoli Village. As owner and curator of Collective Souls Fine Art & More, she is surrounded by the beauty of art every day. The gallery is in the Market LV and attracts all types of people who peruse the art and comment on it.
The SLS may have replaced the Sahara, but there are references to the past everywhere.
How important are the uniforms and outfits worn by casino industry cocktail servers, dealers, valets, and other front-of-the-house resort personnel? Often, it’s a multi-million dollar marketing decision.
Ashton Cave, on the last time he would manage the Las Vegas team, again proved he understood the mission of Little League baseball better than anyone.
A team of Army Reserve soldiers from Las Vegas prepared to leave Sunday for training in Texas before heading to the war-torn country to support transportation of supplies and equipment in the coming months.
The area’s housing market continues to recover, but don’t expect a breakout year for home sales and permits until 2016 at the earliest.
Kelley Goldberg manages the Intellectual Property and Technology Group at Brownstein Hyatt Farber and Schreck. The group handles billions of dollars in intellectual property assets for the nation’s largest gaming, hospitality and entertainment companies.
On Aug. 13, 1 Million Cups, a weekly gathering that aims to connect startup communities over cups of coffee and conversation across the country, launched in Las Vegas. The weekly event, located in the inNEVation Center, powered by Switch, seeks to engage, educate and connect entrepreneurs.