Nearly half the Wi-Fi users on the Strip this weekend logged on with little or no regard for their protection, a cybersecurity expert found.
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Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman Sheldon Adelson told nearly 1,00o hotel and hospitality students Monday that they needed to take risks if they wanted to succeed in business.
With the precision of a Swiss watch, Edelweiss Air arrived on Monday in Las Vegas on time — actually, five minutes early — in the airline’s inaugural flight from Zurich, Switzerland.
Casino operator Affinity Gaming reported a second breach into its system that processes customer credit and debit cards, but the Las Vegas-based company said it currently has “no evidence to indicate” that information was stolen.”
Target’s CEO has become the first boss of a major corporation to lose his job over a breach of customer data, showing how responsibility for computer security now reaches right to the top.
Target shuttered two Las Vegas area stores over the weekend, one at 278 S. Decatur Blvd., and another at 2189 W. Craig Road in North Las Vegas.
Las Vegas-based HIG Management, owner of 400 food courts around the United States, took one look at the Luna Rossa Ristorante next to the SlotZilla zip line attraction on Fremont Street and knew what it wanted.
Apple Inc is building a team of senior medical technology executives, raising hackles in the biotechnology community and offering a hint of what the iPhone maker may be planning for its widely expected iWatch and other wearable technology.
The abnormal winter bred pent-up demand — demand partially stoked by Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, which tied some of its TV campaign to the thermometer. A record low temperature automatically triggered ad buys in that region. This resulted in more ad purchases than normal, but it also stirred desire in that audience to get away to warmer climate.
Should an economic collapse ever ruin the U.S. dollar, you could still shop for your cataclysmic needs at the Zombie Apocalypse Store. Behind the door protected by wrought-iron bars and near a couple of machetes, black and orange signs read: “Bitcoin accepted here.”