Coming in this weeks’ Las Vegas Business Press
DRY DOCKETS: Newly minted law school graduates are finding their job chances slim, observers say. New litigators are reportedly competing with older law grads and experienced out-of-work attorneys for rare openings at local firms.
WOOLY BULLY: Bo & DeeMo, a 3-year-old local company, creates canine couture that lets bulldogs and other bully breeds step out in style.
EXECUTIVE SNAPSHOT: McDonald Carano Wilson partner Terry Care discusses experiences in state politics and describes his love for reading.
THIS WEEK'S BUSINESS PRESS POLL QUESTION
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Nevada's unemployment rate in October fell for the first time since the recession started in 2007, although state Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation officials said deep cuts in the size of the state's work force accounted for much of the decrease. Bill Anderson, the state employment department's chief economist, said the drop from 14.4 percent in September to 14.2 percent in October suggests "that the recession's grip on Nevada may finally be loosening."
Do you think the improved unemployment numbers signal that Nevada's economy is starting to recover from the recession?
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