Joe Romano took a circuitous route to becoming vice president of operations for PT’s Pub, PT’s Place, PT’s Gold, and Sierra Gold.
The American Bankruptcy Institute has proposed numerous changes to the country’s bankruptcy laws, including an attempt to rebalance the relationship between Chapter 11 retail debtors and commercial landlords.
How many times have you been to a bakery or coffee shop and immediately been swept off your feet by the ambiance, the food, and the service? How many times have you thought, ‘WOW’, this business would go great near my house? Often, that is all it takes for someone to start a franchise.
The Institute for Women’s Policy Research’s new report shows that women have higher rates of poverty and much lower rates of business ownership than men in all 50 states. This is true although women have made significant progress over the last 25 years in attaining a college education.
A Las Vegas-based company is the first, but likely not the last.
Nevada State Bank’s annual survey of small businesses in Nevada has sparked copious conversation among small-business owners and those who do business with them.
Leah Hutcheon’s first time in America came earlier this month when she scouted out the new location for her Scotland-based business, Appointedd, in downtown Las Vegas.
Grand opening ceremonies are just as much a part of the Las Vegas business landscape as hotels and casinos, and although commonplace, professionals in a wide range of industries know that grand opening ceremonies are a lot more work than just a symbolic ribbon-cutting.
Running a successful family business comes with a unique set of complexities for owners to balance. Among them is the personal dynamics of family members and how to form a strong foundation for the business.
Lola’s Louisiana Kitchen has opened its second location in Southern Nevada, thanks to an Small Business Administration 504 loan from TMC Financing and Bank of America.