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An Adomni digital billboard is shown near the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. (courtesy)
Billboard industry robust in Las Vegas
By / RJ

Back in the late ‘60s, Jonathan Fine’s grandfather was the valley’s second largest billboard owner. Today, Fine and his partner Jonathan Gudai are working to change the out-of-home advertising space.

Sarper “Sharp” Celenk and John Unal pose in front of Innosance's facility in Las Vegas. (Courtesy)
Innosance aims to attract foreign entrepreneurs to Las Vegas
By / RJ

Sarper “Sharp” Celenk and John Unal are working to introduce entrepreneurs — most of whom are based in other countries — to mentors and investors through their startup incubator Innosance, named after a mash-up of “innovation” and “renaissance.”

Thompson Tee co-founders Billy Thompson, left, and Randy Choi, right, hold up T-shirts inside a warehouse. (Courtesy)
Entrepreneur Q&A: Thompson Tee co-founders say ‘cash is king’
By / RJ

Last August, co-founders Billy Thompson and Randy Choi moved the e-commerce company from California to Las Vegas for its friendly business climate, and said they haven’t looked back since. Thompson Tee is now nearing its 1 millionth T-shirt sold.

Henderson-based Xtreme Cubes sees growing industry
By / RJ

The local company builds modular street structures they describe as “giant, prefabricated Legos.” The blocks come in a range of sizes and can be interlocked and used for things like offices, residential buildings, retail buildings and remote work sites.

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