Howard Stutz
Senior Reporter at The Nevada Independent
Senior Reporter covering gaming, tourism & sports business for @TheNVIndy Recipient of Foley Medill Medal from @MedillSchool https://t.co/4mW4AX71ZG
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3 days ago |
thenevadaindependent.com | Howard Stutz
Declining business on the Strip has made its way into Nevada's outdoor recreation industry. Tourism leaders said the resort industry is in a modest business slowdown. Strip resort executives aren’t the only tourism leaders concerned that international customers are avoiding Nevada this summer.
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4 days ago |
nnbw.com | Howard Stutz
The pandemic taught slot machine manufacturers the lessons they’re using during the current trade wars created by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, including how to manage higher costs for electronic components. But it’s not simple, said Light & Wonder CEO Matt Wilson. “The dynamic situation changes by the day or by the hour, or by the tweet,” Wilson said, referring to how social media continues to stoke the issue.
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1 week ago |
thenevadaindependent.com | Howard Stutz
La pandemia enseñó a fabricantes de máquinas tragamonedas las lecciones que están utilizando durante las actuales guerras comerciales generadas por los aranceles que ha impuesto el Presidente Donald Trump, incluyendo cómo hacer frente a los costos más altos de componentes electrónicos. Pero eso no es sencillo, afirmó el director ejecutivo de Light & Wonder, Matt Wilson. “La situación cambia cada día, cada hora o con cada tuit”, dijo Wilson acerca de cómo las redes sociales siguen avivando el tema.
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1 week ago |
thenevadaindependent.com | Howard Stutz
Frustrations boiled over last week as the Nevada Gaming Commission accepted its third stipulated settlement since March with a major casino operator accused of violating anti-money laundering policies. At least the funds will resolve a small part of the state’s budget deficit. Casino operators need to heed the “clarion call” from the Nevada Gaming Commission: Violations of federal anti-money laundering (AML) laws will not be tolerated in the Silver State.
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1 week ago |
nnbw.com | Howard Stutz |Eric Neugeboren
A week after it was revealed that NV Energy overcharged customers by millions of dollars since 2001, the utility announced its CEO had departed for an energy company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, and has been replaced by its general counsel. In a brief statement, NV Energy named Brandon Barkhuff as president and CEO of the utility company that serves most of Nevada, replacing Doug Cannon. Cannon became CEO in 2019.
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Will Nevadans benefit from Republicans' big, beautiful tax bill? It depends how much you make. Taxes would rise for most people if the 2017 Trump tax cuts expire. But if they are extended, the national debt would grow. via @birenbomb https://t.co/RbwVgpkrJE @TheNVIndy
Trump admin rescinds, resets Nevada's half-billion-dollar fiber internet buildout The move will likely delay construction, which was supposed to begin this summer, to next year. Rosen plans to block Trump appointees in protest. via @birenbomb @TheNVIndy https://t.co/5x7oYBb33o
Stars fire coach Pete DeBoer after third consecutive season ends in Western Conference final https://t.co/gpefx44qe5
