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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2002

It used to be that the only business on reservations was the Bureau of Indian Affairs. And sometimes the Indian Health Service.

But thanks to the success of Indian gaming, tribes across the country are expanding their reservation economies beyond casinos and even beyond their borders. Malls, concert halls and telecommunications are some of the examples cited by The Christian Science Monitor.

Get the Story:
Tribes move beyond casinos to malls and concert halls (The Christian Science Monitor 10/22)

Relevant Links:
National Summit on Emerging Tribal Economies - http://www.lakotamall.com/nationalsummit

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