That's nearly triple the national median for food service managers, and In-N-Out only promotes from within its ranks.

Mo Money and Kalifano moved into the old Club Platinum on Flamingo Road, selling gold coins alongside a 900-pound dragon statue.

The Fremont Street pioneer's new room replaces old dealer pits with wood finishes and lounge seating — no cards required anymore.

Universal Entertainment wants back into Las Vegas manufacturing, backed by a $25 million loan tied to a company once rocked by a family boardroom coup.

A Las Vegas trucker says he now spends $500 more a week on fuel, and a Laotian food truck owner may have to raise prices.

A mothballed Nevada refinery is coming back to life, fed by tungsten from Far North Queensland and backed by Pentagon dollars.

The 14th annual CTOBC Expo linked Las Vegas entrepreneurs with more than 90 businesses and agencies in one day.

Chris Roth left high school at 15. Now he owns a stake in a Las Vegas trade school racing to fill Nevada's HVAC and electrician gap.

The Las Vegas store near Harry Reid Airport handed out $5 gift cards to its first 200 shoppers and kept staff from a shuttered Tropicana location employed.

The gourmet funnel cake staple is down 40% and swapping its storefront for a concession trailer instead.

The Minnesota fashion brand's 3,228-square-foot Henderson shop offers one-on-one styling and joins a nearly full District at Green Valley Ranch.

The 17,900-square-foot Spring Mountain Road store brought about 40 new jobs to the Chinatown corridor.

The CNC machine giant says the Nevada move is about growth, not layoffs, even as it cites tax perks over its Oxnard home.