Nevada’s gaming industry can take a sigh of relief after a federal judge ruled Monday that a law prohibiting interstate wagering applies only to sports gambling.
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Life Time founder Bahram Akradi said one-bedroom units might cost about $2,500 per month and two-bedrooms will probably start at $3,000.
The builder of Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena has been named general contractor of the MSG Sphere performance venue being built just off the Strip.
Apple CEO Tim Cook kicked off a keynote Monday that previewed upcoming changes to the company’s phone and computer software, some intended to help it diversify to offset eroding sales of its iPhone.
Sephora says it will close all its U.S. stores on the morning of June 5 to host “inclusion workshops” for its employees.
According to a 2018 study, wage theft is a reoccurring problem found in a range of industries across the state. Today’s tight labor market isn’t expected to help.
Amazon, which has been working to deliver orders faster, says that more than 10 million items now qualify for next-day delivery.
As a new report outlines a possible integrity problem in esports, states are learning that sports wagering isn’t as lucrative as they thought it would be.
The Cosmopolitan is no longer looking for an alternative energy provider.
Foreclosures have by no means stopped, but amid an improved job market, they are a lot less common nowadays.
Golden Gate owner Derek Stevens has a few surprises planned for Saturday’s opening of Circa Sports, a new branded sportsbook planned at three downtown properties.
Peter Carlino resigned from the board of directors Tuesday, and the change will go into effect June 12, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing from Penn National. The SEC filing from Penn National said Carlino didn’t resign from “any dispute or disagreement.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. announced Friday that it closed the $1.3 billion sale of its Sands Bethlehem property in Pennsylvania.
Despite pushback from business and Mexico, President Trump doubled down Friday on his threat to slap a 5% tariff on Mexican imports unless Mexico cracks down on migrants trying to cross the border.
A surprise announcement by President Donald Trump of an escalating tariff regime against Mexico is sending ripples through almost every economic sector in the U.S.