Looking around, the attendees at Black Hat security conference at Caesars Palace don’t appear to be particularly hostile, but Black Hat’s registration confirmation tells a different story: “You are about to enter one the most hostile environments in the world,” it reads.
Boyd Gaming Corp. announced a stock sale Wednesday in which the casino operator will list 15 million shares of common stock, with proceeds from the sale used to pay down a portion of the company’s long-term debt.
Las Vegan and marathoner Joyce Forier saw an opportunity seven years ago to appeal to alien-curious visitors, so she organized the E.T. Full Moon Midnight Marathon via her business, Calico Racing.
WASHINGTON — A federal judge has struck down a rule setting a cap on the fees that banks can charge merchants for handling debit card purchases. He said the Federal Reserve didn’t have the authority to set the limit the way it did in 2011, improperly including data that made the cap too high.
Mark Stewart turns quite a few heads as he zips through the streets on his neon green ELF bike. What he’s driving looks like a cross between a bicycle and a car, the closest thing yet to Fred Flintstone’s footmobile, only with solar panels and a futuristic shape.
DALLAS — Getting people on and off an airplane quickly is so complicated that even an astrophysicist couldn’t figure it out.
Starting in August, new U.S. company-operated Starbucks stores will begin to receive up to 10 times faster network and Wi-Fi speeds. And over the next 18 months, Starbucks will convert more than 7,000 U.S. stores to the upgraded service.
Caesars Entertainment Corp. showed off its $550 million vision of urban renewal Tuesday.
On Monday, the College of Southern Nevada received 750 backpacks from Revive, making it the largest order the local company has fulfilled to date. CEO Jonathan Santos said that’s just the beginning.
