CES 2025 showcased the latest innovations in technology available to the movie industry. This is especially important to the local business climate since Sony Pictures and Warner Bros. are planning to build movie studios in Southern Nevada with the potential to create thousands of jobs, generate a possible billion-dollar economic impact and diversify the economic landscape.
Canadian native Kevin Stone has moved his artistic business of creating massive-sized metal art sculptures to Southern Nevada, adding to the creative economy. While he has developed a global presence and is well-known in his native Canada, Stone wants to engage with the artistic community of Las Vegas.
One of Las Vegas’ biggest cheerleaders of its gaming and hospitality industry is sounding the alarm about the lack of developable land in the valley and the national economy’s potential impact on tourism and spending while boasting how sporting events and entertainment have helped overcome some of those concerns and boosted the city to higher levels.
Executives at housing research companies are weighing in on what the next four years will look like for the commercial real estate market and housing market, including the potential that luxury home sales are boosted.
The 16th Annual Salute to Team Wyoming Breakfast, part of the National Finals Rodeo (NFR), was held at Resorts World on Dec. 6. The NFR is the championship rodeo of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), and being held at the Thomas Mack Center Dec. 5-14.
As the retail real estate sector remains solid in Las Vegas for now and prepares for the holiday shopping season, the Retail Association of Nevada expects a 3 percent increase in sales to a record $6.4 billion.
One of the most successful off-road racers in history is bringing his winning Trophy Truck to Las Vegas. “Lightning” Larry Ragland, a five-time SCORE International Trophy Truck overall winner and the second most winning driver in desert racing’s history, will display his Trophy Truck at Team Chevrolet from now through March.
This year’s event will take place Dec. 5, at J.C. Penny stores located throughout Southern Nevada. More than 300 volunteers and nearly 400 children are expected to attend. Each child will shop with an adult volunteer for a new pair of socks, shoes, winter coat, pants and shirts.
Haas Automation has partnered with Nevada educators to sponsor innovative educational programs that help students become enthusiastic and comfortable about interacting with these new technologies.