Nevada Gaming Abstract says the state’s 307 largest casinos paid more than $1 billion in gaming taxes and fees in the 2024 fiscal year.

Casinos took a record $1.46 billion from gamblers in December, a knockout punch that ended a five-month streak of lower gaming wins in Nevada.

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The Biden administration has already awarded tens of billions of dollars under the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act passed in 2022 for the purpose of boosting domestic semiconductor production ...

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