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IBLV weekly news:

• Apartments luring investors
• Companies see older workers as major asset
• Agency forced to reverse course

IBLV weekly columns:

• In Business Q and A: Sam Kaufman, CEO and managing director of Desert Springs Hospital
• Law and Labor: Careful employers can avoid making bad hires
• Small-Business Profile: Consignment center specializes in moving furniture, accessories
• Real Estate and Development: Sorting out the confusion of mixed-use definition
• Tourism and Travel: Hualapais gambling on tourism without casinos
• Gaming: Headhunter could hit jackpot at Gaming Expo
• Utilities: Gas shortages might be worse than high prices

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• Customers speak out against electric rate hikes
• Up, up and away
• Company planning rural resort developments
• Boyd Gaming buys land on Barbary Coast site
• Las Vegas drops out of nation's top 20 in housing appreciation
• LV may see shortage of materials as Gulf Coast rebuilds
• Condo project to follow Laughlin marina opening
• Convention industry going strong for 2005-2008
• Casino companies paying displaced workers' salaries
• Las Vegas Hilton opens poker room
• Lawmaker files petition to restrict property tax
• Medicare participants will see much marketing
• Tax commission says closed hearings are nothing new
• Jon Ralston: Beers fuels campaign
• Out to Lunch: It's all in the family at Nora's place
• Bruce Spotleson, From the Publisher: Hand-helds and the fall of civilization
• The list, Briefs, People In Business
• Plus Data, calendar and classified advertising

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