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IBLV weekly news:

• Town Square almost ready for November opening
• Overseas route push to benefit Las Vegas
• Vegas set to welcome ULI

IBLV weekly columns:

• Jon Ralston on Politics: Mad scientist
• In Business Q and A: Harvey Whittemore, developer of Coyote Springs
• Health Care and Workplace: Inoculating business against identity theft
• Law and Small Business: Small businesses make going green a priority
• Small-Business Profile: Company is flourishing in information technology field
• Real Estate and Development: Home-loan insider invites limited government help
• Real Estate and Development: Renovator adds to portfolio of properties
• Tourism and Gaming: Branson embraces flier spurned by Southwest

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• Analyst: Teacher tax initiative would cause job, revenue loss
• Stop the press: Virgin flies to Vegas
• Vision, HR professionals don't see eye to eye
• Firm bolsters intellectual property practice
• Out to Lunch: Midday meal at Marc's makes for a rich experience
• Hotel occupancy sluggish in August, LVCVA says
• Merger to strengthen combined law firm's focus on water issues
• Retaining older workers keeps expertise in-house
• Business Under Par: Shriners see value of investing millions in golf
• Swapping solar for gas street lights proves tricky
• Industrial development landscape evolves
• Condos resist downward pricing pressure
• Office openings raise Las Vegas vacancy rate
• Loft concept soars with Summerlin condo project
• Las Vegas apartment market: Supply and vacancy to increase
• UNLV launches institute to study sustainability
• Housing slowdown doesn't faze retail development
• Market change on way
• August gaming win down 4.4 percent
• Bruce Spotleson, Guest Columnist: Why don't we play nice together
• The List, Briefs, People In Business
• Plus Data, calendar and classified advertising

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