Southern Nevadans can thank the polar vortex for contributing to the local tourism economy.
In January and February when Las Vegans were pulling out the shorts and flip-flops, parts of the Midwest and East Coast cowered in one of the coldest winters on record. Continue reading
For landlord Peter Zagorianakos, terrorism insurance wasn’t a necessity until the bombs went off last April at the Boston Marathon and revealed a frightening pattern.
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The news has been focusing on data breaches at several large companies over the past few months. Companies such as Neiman Marcus and Target recently had their credit card systems hacked into. This allowed access to patrons’ personal information, putting them at risk for things such as bank fraud and identity theft. Continue reading
At least, that’s what nightlife guru Jon Taffer said while getting ready for his annual Nightclub & Bar Show to open in late March. During an interview with the Las Vegas Business Press, Taffer noted that nightlife operator Jesse Waits said that he has come up with the next big idea — he just has to implement it. Continue reading
Taverns and urban lounges that sell liquor have been getting a break on their one-time origination fees as an incentive to bring businesses downtown. Continue reading
The way we do business in America has changed drastically over the years. Most businesses used to consist of a store front, advertisement in the newspaper or phone book and referrals from a satisfied customer. Continue reading
Expect to see guest-facing technology offered in more and more bars and restaurants, from tablets to mobile apps that enhance the customer experience. Industry analysts predict guest-facing technology in restaurants will continually become the norm as consumers get more comfortable using it and bar and restaurant owners work to reduce their labor costs and increase efficiency. Continue reading
Crashing websites and overwhelming data centers, a new generation of cyber attacks is costing millions and straining the structure of the Internet. Continue reading
