With fewer young people tying the knot, Las Vegas is losing business.

With fewer young people tying the knot, Las Vegas is losing business. Only half of all adults are married now compared to 72% in 1960, according to Pew Research Center. Las Vegas acts as a microcosm for the larger trend, where the $3 billion wedding chapel business has suffered from the move away from matrimony. With marketing efforts fueled by a $14 surcharge on marriage licenses, the industry has started to resurge in recent years—will the rest of America catch on? (Bloomberg)