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GLI brings instant change to global gaming
Exclusive “Point. Click. Transfer” feature launched

In a move that will bring instant change to the global gaming industry, Gaming Laboratories International has launched its innovative and exclusive “Point. Click. Transfer” feature. The program allows gaming manufacturers who have their equipment tested and certified by GLI to transfer their previously certified products

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Fire Rock in New Mexico expected to boost tribal income
Navajos open first casino

The Navajo Nation extends into parts of Utah, Arizona and New Mexico and it is in New Mexico that this week the tribe has opened its first casino east of Gallup. In 1994 and 1997 bids to join other tribes in offering gaming on tribal lands were defeated

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Initial response highly encouraging Early signs of high attendance at 2009 International Gaming Expo
Initial response from buyers to the 2009 International Gaming Expo, incorporating ICE and ICEi, has been highly encouraging, according to organisers Clarion Gaming, who have released the first wave of pre-registration data read more...

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Macau’s hot streak shows signs of cooling (Associated Press via The Malaysian Insider)

Macau mulls plans to develop more integrated resorts to attract visitors (Channel NewsAsia)

Gaming revenues tumble in the 12 states with commercial casinos (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

GLOBAL GAMING EXPO 2008: time to buy or window-shop? (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Controversy and political dithering undermine expansion of UK casinos (The Times)

MGM Chief Lanni Retires Amid Education Questions (Bloomberg)

Las Vegas Sands to Fire Up to 11, 000 Macau Workers (Associted Press via The New York Times)