The owners of midsize businesses are less agile than small businesses, yet frequently lack large businesses’ resources. Also, many midsize businesses owners may have a disproportionate share of their wealth tied up in their companies, directly linking the value of their businesses to the financial futures of their families.
A theater complex will soon call downtown Las Vegas home thanks to a deal using Nevada’s 2-year-old New Markets Tax Credits program.
The Flipping Network is hosting three free two-hour workshops for beginning investors and Realtors on how to get started finding, fixing, and flipping houses.
CatalystCreativ LLC CEO and founder Amanda Slavin is working to change how millennials connect with and experience a brand.
In June, Gov. Brian Sandoval signed Senate Bill 224, which creates a “conclusive presumption policy” for determining independent contractor status. Only by understanding how this new legislation affects their businesses will Nevada companies be able to win in the employee-versus-independent contractor classification dispute.
For the past decade, the dramatic increase in “work-from-home” or telecommuting jobs has been the leading trend within the domestic workforce. However with Las Vegas and Clark County being based so heavily in the hotel and gaming industry, it is a trend that has been slower to develop here, for once putting the area behind a large national trend and not leading it.
Nevada-based startup companies looking for more capital may be in luck.
Chris Brooks is a native Nevadan with a passion for preserving and protecting the state that he loves.
Proctor &Gamble, an iconic brand in household cleaning product, is out to change the dry cleaning industry with its Tide branded dry cleaners.