WASHINGTON -- The U.S. service sector, which employs nearly 90 percent of the work force, grew in January at the fastest pace in five years, a sign that hiring could pick up soon. The Institute for Supply Management, a private trade group, said Thursday its index of service sector activity rose to 59.4 last month. That's the 14th straight month of growth. Any reading above 50 indicates expansion.
Popular mall retailer Rue 21 will close all of its stores in Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
As demolition continues on the Tropicana site, management is asking Clark County to waive a licensing requirement.
An early morning stop Thursday in downtown Las Vegas was highly profitable for a Hawaii visitor. The win was one of several recently in the Las Vegas Valley.
The restaurant is owned by a big-name Vegas hospitality company with several other outlets in its portfolio.
The federal government has loosened some rules governing electric vehicle tax credits, potentially making more EVs eligible for credits of up to $7,500.
Wall Street was surprised by Boyd Gaming’s first-quarter results, and industry watchers say the Las Vegas company could be a bellwether for the regional market.
Clark County is doubling down on its redevelopment effort for a retail center near the Las Vegas Strip as it approved about $6.3 million to buy more buildings.
The Utah-based indoor pickleball chain, Picklr, announced when it would open its first location in Clark County.
Current and former DoorDash or Uber Eats drivers share how much you should tip for a food delivery, and how it feels when they walk away empty-handed.
Manufacturers say Nevada is a business and labor-friendly spot for their industry. But there are still barriers to future growth.
