Lenders filed 1,037 notices of default to start foreclosure proceedings in July, up 128 percent from July 2013, RealtyTrac reported. It’s the highest number of starts since October, when the state’s Homeowners Bill of Rights took effect and put new restrictions on banks looking to foreclose.
Call it a “soccer stadium” and Las Vegas Councilman Bob Coffin volunteers to correct you. “You really want to call it a multi-purpose stadium,” Coffin says.
Limousine drivers operating with the new Ride Genie smartphone application system say the process of requesting a ride will get easier for customers who use the service.
ATLANTIC CITY — A day after announcing it will shut down next month, Revel told a bankruptcy court judge it is still negotiating with potential buyers.
Has watching the morning news or reading the daily business journals become a source of anxiety to you? Unless you live in a media-free world, it is unlikely that the recent market volatility has escaped your attention. And if you’re among the millions of Americans who are saving for retirement, the steady decline in your account balances is very likely causing you a great deal of concern.
Stratosphere and Arizona Charlies’ parent company said Wednesday nongaming revenue helped fuel the company’s second-quarter results.
Apple primarily relies on white and Asian men for its top-paying technology jobs, feeding the perception that Silicon Valley’s economic boom is largely excluding women, blacks and Hispanics.
SolarCity has opened a new 18,000- square-foot facility in Henderson.
The combined $11.5 billion in lottery company-slot machine company mergers in the past few weeks has the investment community relieved.
