Men’s fall fashion suffers from split personality disorder. Two looks dominated the runways and they couldn’t be further apart in style. You would think the rugged, outdoor worker and the dapper minimalist have little in common, but this season we found some crossover items.
Step one foot in Jonathan Fine’s condo at The District and there’s no doubt you’re in a bachelor pad.
Would a free market in schooling — one free of “intrusive regulation of the curricula, methods, and personnel decisions” of the schools, one in which schools compete for the tuition money of parents exercising free choice over where to send their kids — produce better results for America?
The valley’s lousy economy is no excuse to stop planning for Southern Nevada’s future prosperity. The key to that planning is making better use of the vast tracts of barren desert managed, at your expense, by the federal government.
Nevadans are being bombarded with frequent phone surveys these days. Most of them are designed to figure out that presidential race, but some are efforts down ticket to push and pull the electorate.
Sales of existing homes in the West climbed higher in August from a year ago, bucking a national trend as buyers snatched up sharply discounted foreclosed properties in Nevada, California and Arizona, according to two reports Wednesday.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission settled two actions against slot machine maker Bally Technologies on Wednesday, but it filed an administrative action against two of the company’s former financial executives.
Mention employee theft, and most business executives picture workers stealing office supplies or skimming the cash register.
Even as small-business owners dicker over which presidential candidate would best serve commerce, both campaigns have already bolstered at least one sector of the local economy.
