Clark County approved over $1 million in tax incentives for four companies planning expansion projects. The move aims to boost local economic growth and job creation, per the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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The 2026 Miss USA pageant showcased 35 wild and imaginative state costumes, blending creativity with cultural flair. From futuristic designs to bold, colorful themes, contestants made unforgettable fashion statements.
Ethiopian businesses and community in Las Vegas are thriving, contributing to the city’s cultural diversity and economy. New restaurants, shops, and cultural events highlight their growing presence.
A new Las Vegas-based nonprofit has launched with a mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome Doodle breeds nationwide, addressing the growing demand for specialized care and adoption in Nevada and beyond.
Money20/20 USA showcases seven groundbreaking fintech startups and industry disruptors, spotlighting innovation set to transform payments, banking, and financial technology at the forefront of the sector.
North Las Vegas businesses have reopened after a copper theft disrupted water service, officials report. Repairs restored running water, allowing operations to resume following the outage. (FOX5 Vegas)
Las Vegas Sands announced the sale of its U.S. assets for $6.25 billion, marking its exit from the American gambling market. The move refocuses the company on its Asian operations, Reuters reports.
Inside construction giant’s new headquarters reveals cutting-edge design and sustainable features. This development signals a shift for Las Vegas, positioning the city as a growing hub for innovation and large-scale infrastructure projects.
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak is standing firm amid criticism over a puzzling decision in Sunday’s game. Despite backlash, Kubiak defends his call, emphasizing strategic intent and team trust.
Las Vegas businesses are stepping up with donations and volunteer efforts to support the city’s recovery. Their contributions aim to aid healing and foster resilience in the community.
Jean Arnault, NFL star Russell Wilson, and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay headline the expanded F1 Business Summit, spotlighting the intersection of sports, entertainment, and global commerce.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the Las Vegas Sun’s appeal, effectively upholding the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s victory in the Joint Operating Agreement dispute between the two newspapers.
A Hispanic supermarket chain has opened its fifth location in the Las Vegas area, expanding its presence and offering the community enhanced access to culturally relevant products and fresh goods.
“What’s Wrong With Las Vegas?,” published in 2025 by The New York Times, examines the city’s growing challenges, from water shortages to economic shifts, raising critical questions about its future sustainability and identity.
UJ’s Prof. Tankiso Moloi will facilitate the International Business Research Conference in Las Vegas, USA, showcasing the university’s leadership in global business scholarship.
Las Vegas will host a major pitch competition for entrepreneurs, featuring a $1 million prize pool. The event aims to spotlight innovative startups and boost the city’s growing business ecosystem.
The U.S. has over 50,000 gun shops, outnumbering McDonald’s locations nationwide, according to Business Insider. This reflects the widespread demand for firearms amid ongoing debates on gun control.
Global safe deposit box innovator MySafe is expanding into the U.S. with a new facility in Las Vegas. The move aims to meet growing demand for secure storage solutions in Nevada and beyond.
Las Vegas reports a sharp decline in tourism, signaling potential wider economic challenges for the U.S. The drop reflects shifting travel trends and rising inflation, raising concerns about the nation’s financial outlook.
Labubus companies are fueling U.S. demand for Pop Mart collectibles, driving sales growth as these affordable, collectible toys become a new “gateway drug” for American consumers, CNBC reports.