A new report from economists at UNLV released at its annual conference suggests while no recession is expected in the near term, the economic climate in Southern Nevada shows signs of trouble but has the ability to stabilize in the coming months.
Nevada has approved incentives designed to help four Southern Nevada companies either establish new operations or expand in the region.
WISE (Women in Sports and Events) Las Vegas has honored six Las Vegas women and one former resident for their contributions in the sports and entertainment world and their continuing efforts to shape it.
IMEX America 2025 returned to the Mandalay Bay Convention Center Oct. 7–9, transforming the convention floor into a high-intent marketplace paired with educational seminars.
Although vacancy has slightly increased in Southern Nevada’s retail market over the course of 2025 to 4.4 percent, retail has remained the most stalwart of the commercial real estate sectors this year, Stater said.
Sony Pictures Television brought innovation and opportunity to the forefront with The Clover x Shark Tank Summit, a three-day entrepreneurial experience held Sept. 28–30 at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.
The new president and CEO of the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance said economic diversification will continue to be a priority, and that Southern Nevada can take advantage of opportunities with some communities being oversaturated and overpriced.
Recently, an economic analyst told a group of Las Vegas real estate professionals that the uncertainty about the future of the economy is higher than it was during the pandemic, but it’s much better in reality, and that tourism to the Strip will rebound as that mindset lessens.
For two decades, the Experience Convention and Trade Show has been bringing professionals together to showcase the latest techniques, technologies, products and best practices in the cleaning, inspection and repair industry. The show, held at Caesars Forum Convention Center Sept. 3-5, has estimated that there were about 3,000 attendees.