According to Forbes, Kanye West averages $1.1 million a night while touring and has raked in about $72 million before taxes over the last three years. Yet, the rapper and fashion designer recently took to Twitter to announce that he’s $53 million in debt.
Sure, the Strip’s video displays are impossible to miss.
Construction workers at Tesla’s battery factory east of Reno walked off the job Monday, claiming a contractor has been bringing in lower-paid workers from out of state.
A national labor union is seeking an administrative review that could block casino operator Pinnacle Entertainment’s $4.75 billion merger with real estate investment trust Gaming and Leisure Properties.
Construction will start this fall in Mesquite on a full-service repair station for commercial and recreational vehicles.
Contracts to buy previously owned U.S. homes fell to their lowest level in a year in January amid a persistent shortage of properties for sale, which could slow the housing market ahead of the spring selling season. Contracts fell 4.5 percent in the West, which has seen a rapid increase in home prices amid tight inventories.
Nevada state officials announced Monday that workers compensation insurance rates are heading lower, with the biggest decrease in loss cost rates since 2010.
Amazon has launched its biggest foray into food outside of the United States with a deal with British supermarket Morrisons to offer fresh and frozen goods to customers, in some places as quickly as under one hour.
The Great Recession made Las Vegas health clubs sweat along with other businesses. But the sector is pumped for a rebound. Several health club companies have clubs planned or in construction — signs that the market can grow.
