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Las Vegas' newest ride-hailing company will also deliver meals, packages

Get Me, which plans to launch in Vegas on Nov. 12, delivers meals, packages, groceries and medicine in addition to driving people around.

Eldorado posts Q3 results

The company will host a conference call to discuss results at 4:30 p.m. today.

Lyft becomes first ride-hailing company to operate legally at McCarran

The company picked up its first customers in its pink-mustachioed cars on Monday.

Runway rehabilitation to shut down runway, alter flight patterns at McCarran

The $65 million rehabilitation project will make the east-west runway safer for the large jets used for international flights.

Eldorado Resorts reverses Q3 net loss

The company still reported an overall decline in revenue, but management believes the company is on the right path to increasing its profitability.

Harman, Juanda named to Poker Hall of Fame

The 2015 Poker Hall of Fame Class has its newest members as Jennifer Harman and John Juanda become the 49th and 50th individuals to be inducted. The induction ceremony takes place on Friday, Nov. 6 at Binion’s Gambling Hall in Las Vegas.

Testing taxis, Lyft and Uber in Las Vegas

Richard Velotta gets a ride with each of the three transit options from the SLS Las Vegas to the Clark County Government Center and back.

Caesars Palace renovating hotel tower for $75 million

The Roman Tower will be upgraded and modernized in time for its 50-year anniversary in 2016.

Knowing Vegas: What happens to old casino chips?

Las Vegas Review-Journal's Chris Kudialis talks to casino execs and gaming regulators about how old chips are disposed of.

Industry leaders say other cities trying to attract Vegas' trade shows

The Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee and several trade show managers believe that Las Vegas' trade show industry is in considerable danger of being poached.

Boyd Gaming not getting on the DFS train

The casino operator's CEO told analysts on Thursday that the company does not have any plans to break into the recently popular, largely unregulated daily fantasy sports industry.

Penn National Gaming to restate financials back to Nov. 2013

The move follows a reclassification of rent payments to GLPI, the company's real estate trust, as recommended by auditors.

Strip Arena owners launching VIP membership deal

The deals will allow VIP club members to buy tickets pre-sale for the majority of events at the venue.

Allegiant Air reports 213.4% increase in quarterly profits

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air has seen profits rise as the company increases its fuel efficiency. The local Teamsters union has called on the company to invest the profits in aircraft maintenance.

Towbin Motorcars buys Penske Wynn Ferrari/Maserati dealership

The luxury motorcar dealer has relocated the Wynn dealership and integrated it into its flagship dealership on Sahara Ave.

Sheldon Adelson calls Macau environment 'challenging'

Las Vegas Sands Corp. saw revenues decline in Macau, but had a positive quarter in its other markets.

British Airways changing schedules for flights between London, Las Vegas

British Airways will discontinue flights between McCarran and Gatwick International Airport, but will add four higher-capacity flights between McCarran and Heathrow.

2015 WSOP Main Event November Nine Profile: Tom Cannuli

Tom Cannuli is the youngest player remaining in the World Series of Poker Main Event, but the 23-year-old New Jersey native is long on experience, motivation and positive energy, which he feels will pay dividends at the final table in November.

LVCVA extends deal with Professional Bull Riders through 2018

The partnership sees the organization stage two bull-riding events in Las Vegas each year.

Mulroy voted on Wynn matter before joining company's board

The Nevada Commission on Ethics has waived the required one-year cooling-off period for Mulroy, saying that the former Nevada Gaming Commissioner did not have access to "proprietary, confidential or sensitive" information about Wynn Resorts.

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