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Las Vegas is more than casinos and tourism. The city has a growing tech sector, a booming construction industry, and thousands of small businesses that make the valley run. We profile the entrepreneurs, track the openings, and cover the business stories that shape the local economy.
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Top 3 Las Vegas Business Types That Flourish in Summer
Las Vegas heat changes how visitors and residents spend money. Pool operations, cooling services, and indoor entertainment businesses are positioned to convert that seasonal pressure into summer revenue.
2026 Nevada Small Business Resource Fair in Las Vegas: What the Free Event Offered Entrepreneurs
Nevada’s free 2026 Small Business Resource Fair brought more than 50 government and nonprofit exhibitors to Sahara West Library, connecting Las Vegas entrepreneurs with guidance on funding, licensing, taxes, hiring, marketing, and business structure.
Downtown Las Vegas Developer Search Targets Major Boulevard Site
Las Vegas sought a developer for a 1.23-acre Arts District site planned for at least 100 affordable live-work homes for artists and ground-floor commercial space. The proposal deadline was March 25, 2026.
Caesars Palace Has a New 210-Foot Marquee. Is It Really Part of Tilman Fertitta’s Takeover?
Caesars Palace has unveiled a towering new Strip marquee while its parent company moves toward a sale to Fertitta Entertainment.
Las Vegas Is Adding More Free Arts District Parking Hours. So Why Are Businesses Fighting the Plan?
Las Vegas is expanding free weekday street-parking hours in the Arts District, but businesses aren't happy.
Eastside Cannery Is Gone. How Close Is Lennar’s 279-Home Plan to Actually Being Built?
Lennar’s proposed 279-home community at the former Eastside Cannery site has cleared a major Clark County planning hurdle.
The Death and Rebirth of Primm: How Terrible’s Saved Nevada’s Weirdest Casino Town
Primm was supposed to shut down for good. Instead, Terrible's stepped in just days before the deadline, saving more than 300 jobs and giving Nevada's iconic border casino town a second chance. Here's what happened, why it matters, and what comes next for Primm.
Meta’s AI Chip Push Is a Warning Shot for Nevada’s Power Future
Meta’s AI chip push is not just a tech story. It is a warning shot for Nevada’s power future, as the AI boom turns into a high-stakes race for land, energy, cooling, data centers, and infrastructure.
Henderson Gaming Market Shifts as Station Casinos Consolidates Older Properties
Boyd Gaming's Cadence Crossing replaces Jokers Wild, shifting Henderson's casino landscape.
Vegas Business Boom: Unpacking the Impact of New Retailers at Miracle Mile Shops
Vegas retail boom! New Miracle Mile Shops tenants signal market shifts. See how new brands impact spending, foot traffic & leasing.
Ignite Your Business: Inside Las Vegas's Premier Entrepreneurial Conference
Las Vegas conference: Investor speed dating with showman flair. Big ideas meet sharp questions. Get runway, not applause. Bring an ask.
Primm Lifeline? Terrible’s Deal Could Save 300+ Jobs, Keeping Nevada Border Town Alive
Primm was days away from a July 4 shutdown threat. Now, a deal with Terrible’s could preserve jobs, keep key properties open, and give the border town a real shot at a comeback.