In The News: Lee Business School
The Federal Reserve has signaled it’s getting ready to raise interest rates in March. While this could impact mortgage rates, experts say it’s difficult to predict if they’ll steadily rise throughout the year.

The record pace of Americans quitting their jobs in 2021 led to the term the Great Resignation. Now, a new report shows Nevada had the nation’s second-highest quit rate for employees last year.

The University of Nevada Las Vegas' "first graduate" has pledged $2.3 million in matching funds to support high-achieving first-generation college students in the business school.
The UNLV Lied Institute for Real Estate Studies established a Mentor/Mentee program to guide interested students toward careers in real estate.
The UNLV Lied Institute for Real Estate Studies established a Mentor/Mentee program to guide interested students toward careers in real estate.

UNLV Economics Professor Stephen Miller says it shows a shift in the market.
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The Board of Regents for Nevada’s higher education system could decide Thursday to overturn a COVID-19 vaccination requirement for employees, one day before nearly 550 workers who didn’t comply with the mandate face possible firing.
KFC was slammed on TikTok after touting an $11 per hour supervisor job at a Las Vegas drive-thru window amid a national labor shortage and a debate about minimum wage.

A Las Vegas valley family is grateful after recovering their taco truck, which was stolen. It was all thanks to a tip from the public.

Certainly, anyone who recently filled up a gas tank (up 49.6 percent from a year ago), bought a Thanksgiving turkey (up 24 percent), or did a little holiday shopping this past month (up 5 to 17 percent) is feeling the pinch of rapidly rising prices.

Certainly, anyone who recently filled up a gas tank (up 49.6 percent from a year ago), bought a Thanksgiving turkey (up 24 percent), or did a little holiday shopping this past month (up 5 to 17 percent) is feeling the pinch of rapidly rising prices.