U.S. stocks fell broadly in afternoon trading Wednesday as central banks cut interest rates and increased fears that global growth is being crimped by the U.S.-China trade war.
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In a strong rebuke to President Donald Trump, the four living former leaders of the Federal Reserve say that the head of the nation’s central bank should be able to make interest-rate decisions free of political pressure and the threat of being removed or demoted.
Las Vegas’ housing market had a bump in sales last month compared to June, but things have still largely downshifted from a year ago.
Golden Entertainment continues to invest in The STRAT and had record second-quarter revenue, but results still failed to impress analysts.
The final stretch of construction on Allegiant Stadium will consist of several more milestones stretched out over the next year.
The company said in a regulatory filing Tuesday the closings are part of its previously announced plan to trim costs by $1.5 billion in a few years.
Wynn Resorts Ltd. executives aren’t ready to label it a trend, but July revenue figures suggest protests in Hong Kong are starting to affect visitation to Macao.
Las Vegas’ economic standing was another boon to the company’s net revenue, Steve Cootey told Stations Casinos investors during a call on Tuesday.
A warehouse developer has started building a $70 million industrial project in North Las Vegas.
Colliers International will move its local headquarters to a planned four-story, roughly 100,000-square-foot office building in the southwest Las Vegas Valley.
Barneys New York is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the latest retailer to buckle as shoppers move online.
The top executive for Eldorado Resorts said it isn’t likely a Las Vegas Strip property would be sold until after the company’s acquisition of Caesars Entertainment Corp. closes.
While the U.S. government might be working toward increasing the minimum wage, take a look at how minimum wage has dramatically morphed throughout the years.
Like most retailers, Walmart is accustomed to the everyday dealings of shoplifters. Now, it’s confronting a bigger threat: active shooters.
China stabilized its currency Tuesday, suggesting it might hold off from aggressively letting the yuan weaken as a way to respond to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, in a trade war that is wounding the world economy.
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