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Casinos fight push to ban government credit cards

Gaming industry chief lobbyist Geoff Freeman warned Thursday against restricting the use of federal government credit cards in casinos, calling the idea an overreaction to an audit that found thousands of questionable transactions.

Small Nevada limo companies push bill to ease fleet expansion

Several small limousine companies are pushing a bill in the Legislature that they say would allow them to increase their fleets without unfair interference by big taxi and limo company operators such as Bell Trans and other members of the Livery Operators Association of Las Vegas.

Gov. Sandoval signs bill allowing slot machines with skill factor

A bill backed by the Nevada gaming equipment industry was signed Thursday by Gov. Brian Sandoval and will allow state gaming regulators to adopt rules where slot machines can add a skill-based, arcade-style element to the game.

The PENTA Building Group boosts Nevada work force

The PENTA Building Group, a locally based company with more than 160 workers in four states, has added 16 people to its Southern Nevada work force of 113.

How much to tip when traveling the world

To tip or not to tip? That is the question. Tipping in the U.S. is fairly black and white, but the rules get complicated — and incredibly varied — when traveling abroad. If you don’t know the guidelines, you’re likely either throwing away money or overlooking the people who rely on your tip as part of their income.

Company led by exec seeking Las Vegas NHL franchise wins tax incentives

Fidelity National Financial Ventures, which expects to relocate its corporate headquarters from Jacksonville, Fla., to Las Vegas in the next few months, won unanimous support for tax incentives Thursday from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development.

RTC board OKs $919.2 million budget for fiscal ‘16

Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada board members on Thursday cruised through the approval of a $919.2 million budget for the 2016 fiscal year.