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IBLV weekly news:

• Report: Number of RE agents to shrink
• Skywalk almost ready to run
• Las Vegas ranks first in gasoline-free city fleets

IBLV weekly columns:

• Jon Ralston on Politics: On the road to nowhere
• In Business Q and A: Robert Earl, Co-chairman, Planet Hollywood resort
• Health Care and Workplace: All signs point to labor dispute
• Law and Small Business: Nevada strikes a relocation nerve in New Jersey
• Real Estate and Development: Subprime lending woes also a burden for builders
• Tourism and Gaming: Las Vegas' NBA future remains cloudy
• Banking and Marketing: Check depositing made easier

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

• Lack of affordable housing is a growth restraint
• Timeshare firm to be taken private
• UnitedHealth Group to buy Nevada insurance goliath
• Housing inventory climbs in February; sales still sluggish
• Tradeshow success determined by preparation
• Nurses flex lobbying muscle in Carson City
• Preparation, document retention keys at tax time
• Developers pitch affordability of downtown condos
• Business Under Par: This young golfer grasps the opportunity — do you?
• High-tech coaches add sparkle to AWG fleet
• Gibbons pitches state to energy execs
• Renewable energy experts believe near future will bring robust growth
• Bank of America plans green lending
• Latest BLM auction shows tepid demand for land
• Reporter shares impressions of her first Vegas implosion
• Herbst Gaming to make Primm its focus
• Summerlin Hospital plans major expansion
• Buy, sell or trade
• Bruce Spotleson, From the Publisher: FAQs for your IBLV
• The List, Briefs, People In Business
• Plus Data, calendar and classified advertising

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