| 2010-09-02
Women in Gaming: Three days to go (United States).- Women in Gaming Conference (WIG) 24 September 2010 at the Millennium Hotel in London. The one-day conference includes marketing and social media discussions and issues relevant to th... |
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Trump casinos in Atlantic City buy out 6 top executives as new ownership takes over (United States).- Casino operator Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc. is shaking up its executive ranks as it transitions to new ownership after emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.... |
| 2010-09-02
Sports gamblers getting BlackBerry app in Nevada (United States).- Getting money down on your favorite sports team is getting a little easier in Nevada with the first-ever legal wagering application for smart phones. It won't work in the U.S. outsid... |
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Australia PM commits to tighter gambling rules (Australia).- Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has committed to tighter regulation of the country's $10 billion slot-machine industry, if she succeeds in her bid to form a minority government a... |
![]() Exponential growth Fournier Playing Cards consolidates the integration of the brand "Bee" in its commercial strategy (Spain).- At the beginning of 2010, Fournier added to its portfolio the "Bee" cards, manufactured by its "sister company" United States Playing Cards Co. at its plant in Erlanger (Kentucky), USA. A few months later, the Export Director Javier Berasategui, tells it's a success. |
![]() European Casino Association backs striking vision for ICE (United Kingdom).- The influential European Casino Association (ECA), a body which represents almost 1,000 casinos and around 80,000 employees across 23 countries, has given its unequivocal support to the new vision for January’s ICE show unveiled by organisers Clarion Events. The ECA’s Ron Goudsmit confirmed: “The new ICE vision has the ECA’s full backing and support.” |
![]() Five vie for Missouri's final casino license (United States).- Five projects are still in the running for Missouri's 13th and final casino license, and now the race is officially on. Wednesday was the deadline to apply for a license, and the Missouri Gaming Commission received five proposals. They came from three corners of the state — two from the St. Louis area, one in Cape Girardeau and two from the Kansas City suburb of Sugar Creek — and from companies with a range of experience in the gambling industry and varying levels of support in their communities. |
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