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IBLV weekly news:

• Contractors cutting prices
• NevadaCare shrugs off Medicaid loss
• Harrah's offer raises questions

IBLV weekly columns:

• Jon Ralston on Politics: Lynette bogged down
• In Business Q and A: Cornelius Eason, president of Priority Staffing USA
• Health Care and Workplace: Doctor shortage? Not when it comes to these surgeons
• Law and Small Business: Law firm Greenberg Traurig invests in interns
• Small-Business Profile: CPA firm has grown with the town
• Real Estate and Development: Short-term pain leads to long-term gain
• Tourism and Travel: Scheels retail brand could ignite Sparks tourism
• Gaming: Internet betting law raises more questions than answers

Subscribe to In Business Las Vegas and get stories like these plus:

• Success carries a name for some builders
• After raising bar for 9 years, law school dean set to retire
• One of 'Most Wanted' contractors arrested
• SEC fines Vestin, orders six-month suspension of top exec Michael Shustek
• Women's chamber hosts annual Athena Awards
• Cancer Institute dedicates boardroom
• Marketing blitz aims to sell out condos in one day
• Wal-Mart's effect on generic drug sales debated
• NLV chamber salutes community heroes
• Personal shopper tackles initial marketing challenges
• Tutoring business learning to love Las Vegas
• Cox improves download speeds
• Utility companies join forces in case of terrorist attack
• Harrah's obtains Barbary Coast in swap with Boyd
• Harrah's event latest in growing diversity efforts
• Firm seeks synergy in its valley projects
• Affordable housing's future: smaller homes, high density
• Business Under Par: Does your desire burn like this golfer's does?
• Bruce Spotleson, From the Publisher: A true forward-thinking organization
• The list, Briefs, People In Business
• Plus Data, calendar and classified advertising

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