The Ladder is a mix of Nevada company announcements including promotions, new hires and awards.
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Clark County will effectively pay 15,700 late power bills of Southern Nevadans who are struggling financially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
MGM Resorts International is making another go at boosting its cash on hand.
Planet Hollywood Resort welcomed guests once again Thursday.
The nearly 44-acre site is just west of Interstate 15 at state Route 161, on the way to California.
Federal Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness is underway, and Nevada business and banking leaders are hoping the process will be easy for borrowers.
NV Energy will provide a $120 million payout to its customers as a one-time credit on their October bills, double the previously announced payout of $59.7 million.
The first hotel-casino operated by an Indian tribe in Las Vegas’ resort corridor won a recommendation of approval from the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
Seven months into the shutdown, many Nevadans continue to trail on their bill payments. But moratoriums are now lifting and bills are coming due.
Stocks dropped suddenly on Wall Street Tuesday afternoon after President Donald Trump ordered a stop to negotiations with Democrats over another round of stimulus for the economy.
Boyd Gaming Corp. anticipates more layoffs at its California Hotel and Main Street Station, according to state documents.
The project would be developed in phases. Universal Health Services expects to start construction next year and finish the full build-out in 2035.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. says it is ready to host trade shows — it already did.
A Wheel of Fortune Triple Double Diamond game by the A Gates was the lucky machine.
A coalition of labor unions is again gathering in front of the Clark County Commission on Tuesday morning to push for local workers’ right to return to work.
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