Las Vegas

Tue January 16, 2018

Manitou Group to Reveal New Manitou, Gehl and Mustang Products at World of Concrete

Manitou Group is set to unveil new products from all three of its brands - Manitou, Gehl and Mustang - at the 2018 World of Concrete show in Las Vegas on Jan. 23-26 at booth C5845. To kick it off, Gehl will host a direct broadcast event at their booth on Tuesday, Jan....

Wed December 06, 2017

Ritchie Bros. Holds November Auction in Las Vegas

More than 3,050 bidders participated online and in person at Ritchie Bros.' multi-million-dollar unreserved public equipment auction in Las Vegas on Nov. 17, 2017. With bidders from 35 countries, approximately 79 percent of the equipment in the auction was sold to out-of-state buyers, from as far away as Honduras, Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates....

The Associated Press - Thu November 16, 2017

Raiders Break Ground on $1.9B 65,000-Seat Stadium in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS (AP) In a ceremony that balanced the glitz that Las Vegas embodies and the tragedy from which it is still recovering, the Oakland Raiders broke ground on Nov. 13 on a 65,000-seat domed stadium across the freeway from the city's world-famous casinos....

Wed November 15, 2017

Vegas Convention Center Renovations to Affect Exhibit Space

An impending expansion of the Las Vegas Convention Center will impact exhibit space for CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020. The convention center's Gold Lot will not be available for use during the 2020 event, but AEM is currently working with the MGM Group to secure additional exhibiting space in close proximity to the facility....

Regina Garcia Cano - ASSOCIATED PRESS - Wed September 13, 2017

Raiders One Step Closer to Building Las Vegas Stadium

LAS VEGAS (AP) The Oakland Raiders are one step closer to being able to start building their proposed stadium in Las Vegas after local officials approved the use of the land the team purchased near the city's world-famous casino-resorts....

Jeff Gillan - Wed July 12, 2017

Construction Under Way for $4 Billion Vegas Resort

The under-the-radar work being done on the Strip's $4 billion Asian-themed resort is about to become much more obvious. The signs are already there: glass hangs from one of the concrete towers. It's a test, Resorts World tells me, to determine which shade of red — and there are several of them hanging — will be the best to cover the 3,000-room resort....