AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoTech and Investment: Las Vegas is drawing tech entrepreneurs from California, while a $196 million powered-land deal in North Las Vegas’ Apex area signals continued investment in industrial development. Data centers remain contentious: companies are suing a Nevada county over a ban affecting 911 acres, even as local opposition grows. Tourism and Gaming: Boyd Gaming missed third-quarter earnings expectations, and Las Vegas Sands reported lower revenue and net income amid softer visitor demand. State Economy: Nevada is projecting a $1 billion budget surplus for 2027–29, and the state’s unemployment rate edged down in September. Energy and Workforce: Nevada’s only crude oil refinery has begun production as diesel margins remain stretched; CSN is also planning an east Las Vegas training facility to expand workforce opportunities. Housing and Health: Clark County home prices are among the nation’s biggest decliners, while Intermountain Health has broken ground on a children’s hospital backed by a Nevada couple’s $150 million donation. Infrastructure: Waymo has begun airport pickups and drop-offs in Las Vegas, extending driverless service to a major travel hub.
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