In The News: Lee Business School

Travel Weekly

The opening of the $4.3 billion, 3,500-key Resorts World Las Vegas on June 24, the culmination of more than a decade of work, brings new attention to the long-troubled north part of the Strip.

KLAS-TV: 8 News Now

Resorts World is now open for business! So, the big question is: how much of an economic impact will it have?

KLAS-TV: 8 News Now

Resorts World is now open for business! So, the big question is: how much of an economic impact will it have?

Devdiscourse

Nico Ali Walsh, the grandson of former heavyweight champion and boxing legend Muhammad Ali, has signed a deal with Bob Arum's Top Rank Boxing and will have his first professional fight on Aug. 14.

The Scottish Sun

The 20-year-old, who had 30 amateur bouts, has signed a deal with Top Rank boss Arum, and will make his debut on August 14.

Daily Star

Muhammad Ali's 20-year-old grandson, Nico Ali Walsh, is set to carve out his own boxing career after putting pen to paper on a multi-fight professional contract with Top Rank.

The U.S. Sun

MUHAMMAD ALI'S grandson will continue his iconic legacy having turned professional with Bob Arum - more than 50 years after the promoter guided 'The Greatest'.

Las Vegas Review Journal

As one in 10 of Nevada’s seniors face food insecurity, two leading food banks in the state are trading tips on how to help their community.

Las Vegas Review Journal

As one in 10 of Nevada’s seniors face food insecurity, two leading food banks in the state are trading tips on how to help their community.

CDC Gaming Reports Inc.

As Resorts World Las Vegas opens its doors Thursday night, Wall Street analysts and a UNLV economics professor predict that the Strip and locals casinos are positioned for a strong second half of 2021 and an even stronger 2022, with the potential for more mergers and acquisitions.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Top Rank’s latest signing has a familiar name. That’s because Nico Ali Walsh, who grew up in Las Vegas and attends UNLV, is the grandson of Muhammad Ali.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Las Vegas’ tourism industry is expected to surge back this year from its steep plunge in 2020, but the valley’s economic recovery could stall if it suffers another wave of coronavirus infections, a new report says.