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  Gaming labs ready as Net poker nears

  A move by Nevada gaming regulators to have independent testing laboratories certify gambling equipment could result in new technology reaching casino floors more quickly.

• New Jersey's gambit: Sports wagering ploy unlikely to work

• Online gaming here to stay

• Cantor Fitzgerald seeks gaming license in Macau

• Pair of independent testing labs for gaming equipment OK'd by state

• Regulators approve William Hill's Nevada gaming license

• Regulators OK interactive gaming license for Bally Technologies, IGT

• Louisiana regulators OK Ameristar acquisition

• Bankers tackle recovery

  The financial crisis and recession that followed has left some deep scars on the banking industry in Southern Nevada. The most obvious are the shuttered branches of failed or merged banks that still dot the landscape.

• EXECUTIVE SNAPSHOT: Murray Clark

• Really cheap foreclosure listings available in town

• Xpert Exposition Services produces

• UNLV seeks to partner with state on diversification

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  Observers see sentiment improving in Las Vegas housing market

  Confidence among U.S. builders ticked up this month to a five-year high, an indication that the housing market is slowly improving.

• Short sales now eclipse foreclosures in Las Vegas

• Instead of helping, bank compounds couple's housing nightmare

• Mastermind of Las Vegas mortgage fraud sentenced to federal prison

• Increase in foreclosure activity seen during May

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• America First merges with Moapa Valley Credit Union

  America First Credit Union's purchase of a struggling credit union with branches in Lincoln and Clark counties has been approved by federal regulators, the National Credit Union Administration said Friday. The Salt...

• Zions Bancorp seeks to raise $200 million

• CEO has career, Nevada State Bank on the right road

• Meadows Bank opens Reno loan office

• One Nevada Credit Union launches remote check deposit

• Nevada's ranking for car repairs dropping

  Nevada ranked 24th in the nation for car repair costs in 2011, dropping from the fifth-highest repair cost in 2010, CarMD's Vehicle Health Index showed. The average repair cost decreased to $332.52 in 2011, down from...

• Some Nevadans to lose extended jobless benefits

• Nevada jobless rate hits 3-year low; Las Vegas rate goes up

• Nevada economy yields more revenue for state

• Water bill surcharge sinks struggling saloon

• Solar plant approved on Paiute lands near Las Vegas

  Federal officials have approved a solar plant on an Indian reservation outside Las Vegas, marking the nation's first commercial-grade solar energy project on tribal land and new territory for the Obama administration's...

• Nevada PUC to review proposed electricity rate adjustment

• Nominee pledges to return 'collegiality' to nuclear agency

• Clean Energy Summit headed to Las Vegas for fifth year

• NRC chief Jaczko not packing just yet

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  Memorial to honor 2011 Reno air race crash victims

  Organizers of the Reno National Championship Air Races are pursuing plans to build a permanent memorial for victims of last year's mass-casualty crash in Nevada.

• Key points in Las Vegas aviation history

• McCarran embraces spacious new Terminal 3

• How the major stock indexes fared on Monday

  Europe's latest efforts to quell its financial crisis left investors exasperated, causing steep losses in stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic....

• FDA probes safety issues with metal hip implants

• News Summary: Corn skyrockets as heat bakes crops

• Correction: Breastaurant Boom story

• Corn prices skyrocket as summer heat bakes crops

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  Key points in Las Vegas aviation history

  1920 - First plane lands in Las Vegas on May 7. For three days the pilot sells $10 rides. First airstrip, Anderson Field, opens six months later at what is now the site of the Sahara.

• McCarran embraces spacious new Terminal 3

• Expansion makes McCarran airport more efficient for global travel

• McCarran's T3 Departures & Arrivals: What to look for

• New terminal's $5 million collection showcases Vegas' art talent

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  Gaming labs ready as Net poker nears

  A move by Nevada gaming regulators to have independent testing laboratories certify gambling equipment could result in new technology reaching casino floors more quickly.

• Expo gives space to technology startup companies

• Las Vegas social platform Tracky finds an angel

• To enhance your Las Vegas experience, tap these apps

• Graphics startup puts the writing on the wall

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