Las Vegas Sands president says city of Las Vegas will see 'more pain' as pandemic persists

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Las Vegas Sands president says city of Las Vegas will see 'more pain' as pandemic persists

Las Vegas Sands President Robert Goldstein told CNBC that Las Vegas will continue to struggle economically as the coronavirus pandemic persists. “It’s clearly a difficult time for us …. and from my perspective, we’re in for some more pain around here,” …
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Honda Is So Short-Staffed That It's Sending Accountants and Office Clerks to the Assembly Line

… week highlighted that the request is no longer voluntary and that a certain number of employees from departments such as accounting, purchasing,
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Nike to lay off at least 500 workers at corporate headquarters

Nike Inc. on Thursday said it will lay off at least 500 workers at its Washington County headquarters. The company said layoffs will begin on Oct. 1, according to a mass layoff notice filed with the state. The layoffs include the closure of Nike’s child care center …
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Trader Joe's says product labels targeted by petition aren't racist

Following some criticism from a petition deeming product names as “racist” a few weeks ago, Trader Joe’s has since offered some insight into its product-naming process, stating that it disagreed with the claim that its products should be construed as racist.
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Vesta closes permanently after 23 years as a top dining destination in Denver

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to hasten restaurant closings across Denver, one part of the city in particular, long considered a top dining destination, could become a culinary wasteland. “There’s no office traffic, no business travel, no tourism and no …
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