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Slot machine maker IGT laying off 161 workers
Slot machine maker International Game Technology says it's laying off another 55 workers at its Reno headquarters.
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AGEM Releases June 2009 Gaming Index
After three months of significant gains, the AGEM Index remained unchanged at the end of June 2009, posting a value of 90.41. Although individual company performances within the AGEM Index varied, the aggregate Index value ran parallel with broader financial indices.
Yoga becomes workplace fixture
Sticking to a fitness regimen for eight months is tough enough. But for eight years? That's how long some of yoga instructor Kim Orenstein's students at NV Energy have stretched, flexed and twisted to her relaxing drumbeat.
IGT names new sales, marketing head
Slot machine maker International Game Technology has named Eric Tom executive vice president for North America sales and marketing.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Eric Tom Joins IGT as New EVP of Sales and Marketing for North America
International Game Technology announced today that Eric Tom will be joining the company as its new Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing for North America including Canada and Mexico, subject to his obtaining appropriate regulatory approvals.
Banking on the Success of Electronic Baccarat
International Game Technology, one of the world's leading slot machine developers and manufacturers, is betting that the time is right for gaming enthusiasts to start becoming comfortable with electronic table games.
Risk and insurance society chapter to open in Reno
A Risk and Insurance Management Society Northern Nevada Chapter will be headquartered in Reno.
IGT lays off managers to cut costs
Wed, Jun 17, 2009 Sun coverage Headlines from the Vegas gaming industry International Game Technology has terminated the employment of some management level employees in a cost-cutting initiative, a regulatory filing revealed today.
2 accused of selling counterfeit slot machines
Two men have been indicted for allegedly selling counterfeit video slot machines and programs in Las Vegas.
Rating agencies: Gaming supplier will feel economya s pinch
Thu, Jun 11, 2009 More headlines from the Vegas gaming industry Wednesday's announcement from IGT International Game Technology continues to be pressured by the U.S. recession as casinos buy fewer slot machines and consumers gamble less, two credit rating agencies indicated Wednesday.
Feds bust fake video games scam
Two men have been arrested by the FBI in a scam involving counterfeit video gaming machines.
United States Department of Justice
Two Individuals Indicted for Trafficking Counterfeit Gaming Machines and Computer Programs
Rodolfo Rodriguez Cabrera, 43, a Cuban national, and Henry Mantilla, 35, of Cape Coral, Fla., have been charged in a scheme to produce and sell counterfeit International Game Technology -brand video gaming machines, commonly known as slot machines, and counterfeit IGT computer programs.
Feds: 2 conspired to sell counterfeit IGT slots
Federal prosecutors have charged two men with conspiring to sell counterfeit video slot machines bearing the name of the Reno-based International Game Technology.
International Game Technology Prices $500 Million of Its 7.50% Notes Due 2019
International Game Technology today announced that it has priced a registered underwritten public offering of $500 million aggregate principal amount of its 7.50% notes due 2019.
International Game Tech extends credit facility
International Game Technology said late Monday it has amended its credit facility to extend roughly $1.7 billion in credit until June 2012.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
International Game Technology Amends Credit Facility
International Game Technology announced today that it has amended and restated its credit facility to extend approximately $1.7 billion of the commitments under the prior facility with a group of 28 lender banks until June 8, 2012.
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Industry Moves: Microsoft Gaming Exec Goes To IGT
Gaming machine manufacturer International Game Technology has hired long-time Microsoft gaming executive Chris Satchell as its CTO.
THE world's biggest slot-machine maker International Game Technology said on Tuesday it is in talks with Las Vegas Sands and Genting International to supply slot machines for Singapore's two upcoming casinos.
Reno-area bikers celebrate commuting without oil
A gathering today at West Street Market was all about bicycles, bosses, employers and finding a way to work without fossil fuels.