
Kirsten Joyce
Anchor at 8 News Now
Anchor at KLAS-TV (Las Vegas, NV)
Emmy-Winning Anchor for @8NewsNow. Mom of two! Love my family, the ocean, food, wine, & traveling
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4 days ago |
8newsnow.com | Kirsten Joyce
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — As graduation season concludes, college graduates are now entering the job market. 8 News Now spoke to a young adult consultant for advice on how the Class of 2025 can stand out in today’s job market. Barry Garapedian spent four decades on Wall Street and now as president of MAG7 Consulting, he coaches young adults on how to stand out and secure that first job.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Kirsten Joyce
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — As graduation season concludes, college graduates are now entering the job market. 8 News Now spoke to a young adult consultant for advice on how the Class of 2025 can stand out in today’s job market. Barry Garapedian spent four decades on Wall Street and now as president of MAG7 Consulting, he coaches young adults on how to stand out and secure that first job.
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1 week ago |
8newsnow.com | Kirsten Joyce |Stephanie Overton
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — As summer rolls in, different generations are planning their seasonal travel, with destinations including lots of nature and beaches. Kristen Taylor, a representative of Vacasa, said bookings at the company’s short-term rental properties are in high demand. This year, it is all about locations that offer a lot of nature for outdoor activities like hiking, as well as hot spots that offer great beaches.
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1 week ago |
8newsnow.com | Kirsten Joyce |Madina Ansary
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — An expert weighed in on how Las Vegas concert tickets may be overpriced on the secondary market. Tom Galvin, Executive Director of the Digital Citizens Alliance, a group dedicated to consumer protection and internet safety, raised concerns about digital secondary markets for concert tickets, sporting events, and other services. “We think there should be an investigation into how brokers are getting access to those tickets,” Galvin said.
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2 weeks ago |
8newsnow.com | Kirsten Joyce
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A new rule to keep most medical debt off credit reports, approved by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has been delayed until June 15th due to a lawsuit by two trade groups. The rule, initially set to take effect in March 2025, aims to prevent medical debt from impacting consumers’ credit scores, a move supported by those who argue that medical debt is not a reliable indicator of creditworthiness.
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