U.S. stocks plunged to their worst loss of the year Monday and investors around the world scrambled to sell.
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Allegiant Air, which was named the Las Vegas stadium’s naming rights partner Monday, saw over 14 million passengers in 2018, generating $1.7 billion in total revenue last year.
The parent company of Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air was acknowledged as the name sponsor for the $1.9 billion, 65,000-seat indoor stadium at a topping-out event Monday.
The Raiders held an invitation-only topping out ceremony Monday for the $1.8 billion, 65,000-seat Las Vegas stadium.
China let its yuan to fall below the politically sensitive level of seven to the U.S. dollar on Monday for the first time in 11 years, prompting concern Beijing might use devaluation as a weapon in the tariff war.
Thanks to a swing in the volatile game of baccarat, gaming win numbers are looking much stronger in mid-2019 and a few records are possible on the tourism side.
One of Southern Nevada’s largest property management companies has cancelled a plan to shorten its renters’ three-day grace period later this year.
Howard Hughes Corp. says it’s not looking to bring noisy festivals near the Las Vegas Ballpark.
After leaving resort fees steady for more than a year, MGM Resorts International has increased them at Aria, Vdara and Bellagio.
An insurance company’s call center is looking to hire in customer service.
Mohammed Hussein’s responsibilities will include managing the branch sales and servicing related responsibilities at the Tropicana banking office, including the managing of a staff of three colleagues.
U.S. employers slowed their hiring in July but still added a solid 164,000 jobs to an economy that appears poised to extend its decade-long expansion.
If all went according to plan, visitors — by now — would see an arena with a retractable roof and a five-star hotel developed by ex-NBA player Jackie Robinson on the Las Vegas Strip.
Las Vegas resorts are packed with guests, and the economy is on strong footing. But hotel-casino construction has had a spotty track record since the recession.
Las Vegas-based Allegiant is believed to be close to signing a naming-rights deal on the $1.9 billion Las Vegas stadium valued at around $25 million a year.