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How to choose the right holiday gift for clients, employees and colleagues

By Delen Goldberg

The holiday season is fast approaching, and that means it’s time to start thinking of the perfect way to thank clients, employees and colleagues for a year of hard work. But what to give? Choosing gifts in a corporate setting ...

Doctor says volunteering more important, inspirational than ever

By VEGAS INC staff

Dr. Shamoon Ahmad, when he’s not running his practice, can often be found volunteering at the free clinic, which has served more than 1,000 patients since 2009.

Dr. Shamoon Ahmad is the founder, trustee and medical director of the Southern Nevada Community Foundation and Community Care Free Clinics and director of the Cancer Therapy and Integrative Medicine Institute.

Nevada casinos get split ruling in comp meal tax dispute

By Steve Green

A state judge today overturned efforts by the Nevada Tax Commission to force casinos to pay sales taxes for free meals they provide to employees. But in a setback for the casinos, Clark County District Court Judge Gloria Sturman ruled ...

BLM seeks input on rules affecting rock climbers at Red Rock

By Conor Shine

Former Las Vegas resident pleads guilty to bilking investors of thousands

By Brian Nordli

Southwest Airlines sees record revenue for third quarter

By Richard N. Velotta

Casino operator gives up on project near Las Vegas Motor Speedway

By Steve Green

Las Vegas' new housing boom

By Eli Segall

Three more casino operators get online poker licenses

By Steve Green

Penn National: No robust recovery in Las Vegas

By Steve Green

Western Alliance Bancorp acquires Service1st Bank of Nevada

By Eli Segall

Interstate 11 project could include highway on eastern rim of valley

By Richard N. Velotta

Excalibur trims bell desk, valet parking staff, citing lower guest demand

By Steve Green

Hospitality industry served ideas to improve customer service in Las Vegas

By Richard N. Velotta

Righthaven agrees to turn hard drives over to creditor

By Steve Green

Food trucks now must distance themselves from Las Vegas restaurants

By Joe Schoenmann

Henderson OKs sale of 150 acres for industrial complex

By Eli Segall

Change the tone of discourse

By Bruce Spotleson

As Election Day nears, one needn’t look at Congress to see how politically polarized our nation has become. Our own business community offers a closer example.

Something about this is scary

By Richard N. Velotta

I often tell my out-of-town friends that it’s Halloween every day in Las Vegas. Between sexy cocktail servers, bedazzled entertainers and amateur street performers in superhero getups, you never know what you’re going to see when you go out in our city.