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IBLV weekly news:

• Suburb bullish on land transfer
• Station on track for private ownership
• Housing slump fails to dampen 2007 outlook

IBLV weekly columns:

• Jon Ralston on Politics: Too clever by half (a pack)
• In Business Q and A: Terry Johnson, Director of the Department of Employment, Rehabilitation and Training
• Health Care and Workplace: Several factors cited in state's poor health-plan ranks
• Law and Small Business: An invaluable resource for advice: networking
• Small-Business Profile: Founder betting the mortgage on relationships
• Real Estate and Development: Abundance of land-use cases worth following
• Tourism and Gaming: Cruise ships could take business aweigh from Vegas
• Banking and Marketing: Banks likely to increase online security features

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• Back to the negotiating table
• Businesses can save money in the long run by boning up on new record retention rules
• HCA to shut down Vegas billing facility, eliminate 500 jobs
• Santa Fe debuts 'Station' changes
• MGM Mirage ad team honored for campaigns
• Schreck Brignone to merge with Denver firm
• Pinnacle plans to spend $1.8 billion in Atlantic City
• Know when to hold a property, when to fold it
• Settlement reached in Las Vegas condo case
• AFL-CIO plans boycott of Blue Man Group
• Sahara's future uncertain after death of owner
• Henderson approves casino
• Sands, Cantor team up for online casino
• No huffing or puffing will blow these condos down
• Search for law school dean under way
• Pay discrimination lawsuit could have far-reaching impact
• Business Bank of Nevada launches food drive
• Las Vegas Chamber welcomes new board, chairman
• PayPal founder scores with Soros-style fund
• Growth gets bigger
• Out to Lunch: Pampas serves sizzle on a stick
• Business Under Par: Ladies day is every day in golf now
• Doron Levin, Guest Columnist: Toyota pulls no punches in Texas
• The List, Briefs, People In Business
• Plus Data, calendar and classified advertising

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