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IBLV weekly news:

• Green builders targeted for tax breaks
• VHS: No deals on nurse numbers
• Webbed feet

IBLV weekly columns:

• Jon Ralston on Politics: Policymaking by anecdote
• In Business Q and A: John Guedry Chief executive, Business Bank of Nevada
• Health Care and Workplace: Companies have healthier outlook toward employees
• Law and Small Business: Judges hold on to firsthand role in fundraising
• Small-Business Profile: Real estate broker finds commercial appeal
• Real Estate and Development: City officials work to calm investors' concerns
• Tourism and Gaming: Web site helps you see if you are getting fare deal
• Banking and Marketing: Marketing demographic caught in no man's land

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• Competitors fear possible extinction if Embarq raises rates
• Krolicki zeroes in on '18 Winter Olympics
• Ambiguity has smoking ban under fire
• County OKs monorail extension to McCarran
• Quality helped Fields turn cookies into dough
• Cashman has more than peanuts and Cracker Jack
• Gaming companies targeted for private ownership
• MGM Mirage plans to branch out overseas
• MGM Mirage plans projects in China
• Hiring good employees is of primary importance
• Tourism Commission picks three director finalists
• 'Nevada Passage' reality show is a 'promotional machine'
• Sparks' Legends Project moves ahead
• Strip casinos fail to match success of past October
• Rubin sees economic challenges ahead
• Commercial sectors have 'plenty of life left'
• Out to Lunch: New restaurant at Aliante offers eclectic menu
• Business Under Par: PGA Tour to go next-day air in 2007
• Bruce Spotleson, From the Publisher: Songs for the season
• The List, Briefs, People In Business
• Plus Data, calendar and classified advertising

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