Banks Complete Record Number Of Home Foreclosures In November
U.S. home repossessions rose to a nine-month high in November, even as the number of homes starting on the path to foreclosure declined to the lowest level in six years.
$588 Million Powerball Winner Claiming Winnings Now Due To Fiscal Cliff
The second winner of the $587.5 million Powerball jackpot was identified Monday as Matthew Good, a married man who moved to an affluent Phoenix suburb last year from Pennsylvania.
Vegas Stores Are Out Of Twinkies And Sno Balls
Shoppers in Las Vegas are finding it difficult to find Hostess products—including Twinkies and Sno Balls.
Jimmy John’s Sandwich Founder Holding Pro-Romney Event
The founder of Jimmy John’s sandwich shops is hosting an event supporting Mitt Romney in Las Vegas on Thursday.
Double-Digit Earnings In Macau
(Las Vegas, NV ) Macau casinos had double-digit gains last month. Casinos in the Chinese enclave took in three-billion dollars from high-rollers in September, an increase of more than 12-percent from a year earlier. It […]
Culinary Union Wins A Round
(Las Vegas, NV) – Score one for the Culinary Union in its long-standing feud with Station Casinos. The National Labor Relations Board says Station Casinos violated federal labor laws in its ongoing battle with the […]
Government Report: Beer Is Safe To Drink Post Nuclear War
Bad news, World War 3 broke out. The world as we all know has been wiped out by nuclear flame and the left over pieces of humanity are left to start over. Good news, you can still crack open a cold one without any ill effects.
McCarran Passenger Traffic Flat
(Las Vegas, NV) — July’s passenger traffic at McCarran International Airport was flat. Officials say about three-million, 670-thousand passengers used the Vegas airport, a drop of nearly one-percent from July 2011. Fewer scheduled domestic flights […]
Study: 26 Companies Pay CEO’s More Money Than Federal Government In Taxes
According to a study put out by the Institute for Policy Studies last week, 26 big-time companies paid more to their CEOs then they paid in taxes.
Welfare Waiver War Of Words
Nevada is denouncing White House statements that the Silver State wants a waiver from the federal government’s welfare law.
