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Rural Workforce: Great Basin College received $368,454 in state energy funding to expand hands-on technical training for jobs in Nevada’s energy, mining and industrial sectors. Gaming: Caesars reported a $123 million third-quarter loss, with Las Vegas weakness offsetting gains in regional and digital markets; Boyd and Las Vegas Sands also cited softer local demand. Banking: UMB agreed to buy El Dorado Savings Bank for $506 million, adding four Nevada branches to its network. Infrastructure: A federal appeals board rejected the Townsite Data Center proposal near Boulder City, stalling the project. State Outlook: Nevada is projected to have a $1 billion budget surplus for 2027–29. Energy: Sky Quarry says production has begun at Nevada’s only crude-oil refinery, amid strong diesel demand.

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