Union cab drivers for Yellow Checker Star, the second-largest taxi company operating in Clark County, staged a peaceful protest on the Strip that even company management praised.
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Southern Nevada’s middling housing market will make decent if unimpressive gains in the next 18 months. That was the word Friday from a panel of observers at the spring Las Vegas Housing Outlook, held by local analysis firm Home Builders Research.
A compromise measure meant to ensure that Nevada’s rooftop-solar industry continues to grow while protecting utility customers who do not participate in net metering won approval Friday in the Assembly.
Former Affinity Gaming CEO David Ross was named chairman of Canada-based table game provider DEQ Systems.
Tax breaks for the aviation industry won final legislative approval Friday from the Nevada Senate. Assembly Bill 161, which received a unanimous vote of support, was sent to Gov. Brian Sandoval.
Shareholders in MGM Resorts International re-elected the company’s 11-person board of directors at the annual meeting Thursday.
The Strip’s best April in seven years helped reverse a two-month gaming revenue slide in Nevada. Casinos statewide collected $897.9 million from gamblers during April, a 5.39 increase compared to the same month in 2014.
Caesars Entertainment Corp. told the Nevada Gaming Commission the casino company was going through a “painstaking” process to determine how it can restore lost retirement and deferred compensation payments.