Brown succeeds GOED Interim Executive Director Kristopher Sanchez, who held the role since March.
Subrina Hudson
Retail reporter
Email: shudson@reviewjournal.com
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Subrina Hudson joined the Review-Journal in August 2019 after covering automotive, retail and advertising for the Orange County Business Journal. She has also worked for The Real Deal and Los Angeles Business Journal. The Los Angeles native has a master's in journalism from the University of Southern California and a bachelor's in journalism from Boston University.
Nearly 58,000 prescription records of customers at a Smith’s Food and Drug store in Henderson were improperly thrown out, according to the grocery retailer.
Consumers in Nevada are expected to spend about $50.2 million on costumes while decorations, the second-highest grossing category, is expected to hit $42.1 million in sales, according to the Retail Association of Nevada.
The Las Vegas Concours d’Elegance takes place Saturday at the DragonRidge Country Club in Henderson. On Sunday morning, rare cars will roll down the Las Vegas Strip in the Tour d’Elegance.
Layoffs are planned at Nevada State Bank and four branches will close following an announcement this week by the bank’s parent company to reduce its workforce by 5 percent, or about 500 employees, by year’s end.
Three applicants have been selected as finalists for executive director of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development.
The idea behind the two-day conference at Aria is to bring together automotive executives and analysts to discuss the latest trends and innovations driving the industry.
Cosmic Crisp is the first apple bred in Washington state, where it was developed by Washington State University’s Tree FruitResearch and Extension Center.
Ambrosia Home Furniture Décor, headed by Debra Newell, of “Dirty John” fame, will debut a second outpost at Town Square in Las Vegas.
The hiring push is expected to outpace national trends thanks to the state’s low unemployment rate and healthy economy, according to the report.
Businesses in Las Vegas Valley are facing increased costs after the Trump administration last year began placing a string of import tariffs on Chinese goods.
Three of the six companies pitching on the main stage of the Southern Nevada Angel Conference raised a total of $525,000. Two other startups raised capital during a lunch event.
The Oct. 22 event will cover what’s required to start and operate a business in the county as well as explain support services and resources.
The Review-Journal is rolling out newspaper racks equipped with flat-screen monitors streaming RJ-produced videos from local and breaking news to sports and weather.
Roughly 1,000 vehicles are expected to hit the auction block during the Mecum Las Vegas 2019 auction event at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
