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How to Build and Market Your Landscaping Business in 2025
The landscaping industry continues to thrive in the United States, valued at over $176 billion in 2024 according to IBISWorld. With growing demand for outdoor living spaces, sustainable design, and residential property upgrades, there’s never been a better time to build and market a landscaping business. But with opportunity comes competition—meaning the way you…
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Las Vegas DMV Still Closed as Statewide Cyberattack Disrupts Services
Nevada residents are facing a growing frustration as the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in Las Vegas remains closed indefinitely following a sweeping cyberattack that began this past Sunday. The network disruption has shuttered not only the DMV but also a range of critical state services, leaving drivers and other citizens in limbo. A…
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Trump Deploys National Guard Across the U.S – What Next
President Donald Trump has dramatically expanded the domestic use of the National Guard in recent weeks, deploying troops in Washington, D.C., and mobilizing thousands more across states under the banner of fighting crime, controlling immigration, and restoring public order. The move has ignited fierce debate over presidential authority, civil liberties, and the balance of…
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Promoting Your Business on Social Media: Proven Tips and Tricks for 2025
In today’s digital economy, social media is no longer just an optional tool for small businesses — it’s one of the most powerful drivers of brand awareness, customer engagement, and direct sales. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and X (formerly Twitter) reach billions of people each day, and businesses that learn how to…
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US Economy Slows: Rising Job Losses, Hiring Freezes and Warnings from Experts
The U.S. economy is slowing, and for millions of workers, the warning signs are no longer abstract. Companies are cutting jobs at the fastest pace since the early months of the pandemic, while new hiring has nearly stalled. The result is a labor market that feels increasingly fragile, and households are bracing for tougher…
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Las Vegas Economy in Trouble: Business Closures, Rising Costs, and Fewer Tourists
For decades, Las Vegas has been a symbol of endless entertainment and economic resilience, a place where tourism drove growth even in uncertain times. But in 2025, cracks are showing. Visitor numbers are falling, long-standing businesses are shutting down, and locals are warning that the city is pricing itself out of reach for the…