The Las Vegas chapter of the Association for Talent Development honored six local firms April 20 for its 2015 Tribute to Learning, which recognizes organizations for creativity, innovation and futuristic approaches to learning.
Downtown Las Vegas unveiled the city’s first parklet, a small public area complete with a table and chairs for passers-by, on April 21.
April is National Financial Literacy Month and according to personal finance website, WalletHub, Nevada is the second least financially literate state.
Papillon Group, featured in the Feb. 23 issue of the Las Vegas Business Press, will unveil its Golden Helicopter on April 16 to mark 50 years and three generations of one family.
The Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce unveiled a new set of member benefits and discounts April 1 to bring additional value to its membership.
The Urban Chamber of Commerce honored 11 at its annual Women in Business &Politics awards luncheon at the Gold Coast Hotel &Casino on March 27.
Consumers who shop at retailers across America revealed that their expectations are not being met when they shop, an Accenture survey shows.
New National Consumers League data confirm that Nevada remains a hotspot in the national fraud epidemic.
The national Reservation Economic Summit came to Las Vegas recently. Tribal leaders from across the U.S. explored a host of ideas from potential involvement with the marijuana industry to solar and wind energy and of course gaming.