A 2019 report from the Federal Communications Commission estimated that nearly half of calls placed to U.S. cell phones last year were unwanted.
Bailey Schulz
Former Business reporter
Forbes ranks Nevada fourth in the U.S. for the greatest number of five-star hotels.
Eldorado has been given the OK from six other regulatory bodies over the last two months.
Whether they’re turning unused bread from conventions into dessert or sending food scraps to pig farms, Las Vegas casinos are getting crafty at finding ways to reduce food waste.
Ocean Explorer, the 36-seat motion-platform theater, will offer two live-action films.
The company is set to begin integrating its data into CBS Sports digital platforms in March, and plans to have a full rollout in time for the 2020 fantasy football season.
The hiring event will be at the Flamingo Target at 4001 S. Maryland Parkway on Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The partnership is Penn National’s first with a professional sports league and will feature a free-to-play mobile game offering users the chance to win a $50,000 jackpot every race, according to a Friday press release.
Other Circa Sports expansions may be on the horizon. The betting venture “intends to be a multi-state leader for sports futures and higher app limits.”
Eldorado and Caesars will have to gain approval from regulatory bodies from all 17 states in which the merged company will operate, including Nevada. It also will need approval from the Federal Trade Commission.
Despite hurdles from lawmakers, Airbnb and other short-term rentals expect to expand their footprint in Clark County even more in the coming years.
The Chapels at The Pawn, located next to Gold & Silver Pawn, will host a “Marrying the Military” event this summer.
Scientific Games announced Tuesday it is expanding its partnership with London-based bookmaking holding company Flutter Entertainment to the U.S.
Multiple experts say it’s unlikely Las Vegas’ tourism economy will see any big shake-up from the spread of the coronavirus, which has infected more than 14,000 people worldwide.
Experts say access to faster, more complex data from leagues could lead to better in-game betting options, drawing in more sports viewers and bets. But others in the industry would rather get their data from third parties, which is often more affordable.