Nellie Bowles

Tony Hsieh responds to our follow-up questions about what’s ahead for the high-profile tech and real estate development in Nevada.

Building a startup city in the desert is lonely and hard.

Poof. Just like that, another empty warehouse in Downtown Las Vegas.

The move comes as the ambitious entrepreneurial project has laid off about 30 percent of its staff.

Are startup entrepreneurs so different from the troops of gamblers who used to come here, hoping to strike it rich?

Las Vegas is a 24-hour city full of people already trained in customer service and call centers.

Duboce Girl. Burrito Guy. Tech Journalist. Lyft Driver. Biz Stone.

Reborn and repurposed this desert town is trying to shed its bachelor-party-hangover image.