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How to pick the right translator or interpreter for your company’s needs

By Tovin Lapan

A bad translation can be horrible for a business. It can endanger customers, lead to lawsuits and create a public relations nightmare. A good translation, on other hand, can open up avenues to new markets and clientele and help a ...

‘When a position opens up, virtually everyone in town knows about it’

By Steve Green

Despite an ongoing tight national job market, casinos nationwide are hiring. Regional casinos also are hiring, but the most sought-after jobs are in corporate strategy, and most of those are in Las Vegas.

Loose lips can result in litigation

By Steve Green

In virtually every industry, disclosing confidential information is a no-no. Still, disputes occasionally erupt when employees leave to work for a competitor.

Downtown zip line owner fears Fremont Street Experience officials are trying to take his business

By Richard N. Velotta

Strip zip line between Luxor and Excalibur is still a possibility

By Richard N. Velotta

NV Energy buying its renewable energy outside of Nevada, undercutting efforts to spur in-state development

By David McGrath Schwartz

Which Nevada city made list of America's top 50 — and which didn’t

By Sun Staff

Las Vegas-based investor willing to take $550 million gamble on distressed properties in Southwest

By Eli Segall

Bankruptcy judge says Lynyrd Skynyrd restaurant to stay closed

By Steve Green

Nevada Supreme Court considers mortgage default collections

By Eli Segall

Nobu suites that redefine room service go on sale today at Caesars Palace

By Ron Sylvester

SkyVue contractor owes inmates for labor

By Cy Ryan

Las Vegas-NLV chamber merger appears to be proceeding

By Brian Nordli

Superintendent to 'stay the course' to improve Las Vegas schools

By Paul Takahashi

New union website critical of Caesars Entertainment

By Steve Green

Shuffle Master changing name to better reflect its offerings

By VEGAS INC staff

UNLV minds its business

By Bruce Spotleson

It didn’t quite offset all the recent budget cuts, but the impact of the Lee family’s $15 million gift to UNLV’s business school can hardly be overstated — even a year later.

Know the rules of the road

By Richard N. Velotta

A view of traffic on I-15 looking northbound from the new Warm Springs Road overpass Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2012. Officials celebrated the "grand opening" of the I-15 South Design-Build Project with a ceremony Wednesday. Construction on the $246 million highway improvement project started in Spring 2010.

It’s evident every time I go for a drive just how bad the motorists of Southern Nevada are. We treat Interstate 15 like a NASCAR track. Not a day goes by that I don’t see a high-speed moving violation on my commute between home and work.