International Game Technologies (IGT) Cuts Jobs
International Game Technologies has announced that more jobs have been cut “system wide”.
Mr. Thomas J. Matthews is the Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of International Gaming Technology. The company was founded in Reno, Nevada in 1980, and is still based out of Reno. The company provides network systems, computerized gaming equipment, and other services to casinos in North America. They also design and manufacture the gaming equipment. IGT provides casino slot machines and video lottery terminals to individual states and casinos. Mr. Patrick Cavanaugh is the Chief Financial Officer.
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International Game Technologies has announced that more jobs have been cut “system wide”.
International Game Technology has agreed to join forces with Gaming Partners International (GPI) to allow for better security at casinos.
International Game Technology has announced that they have completed another successful installation of the sbX system.
One month after reporting its fiscal 2010 third quarter results that showed a significant increase of 52% in net income levels, the Board of Directors for International Game Technology has voted on a quarterly cash dividend.
International Game Technology will showcase its award winning products this week at the 2010 Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association Tradeshow (OIGA).
International Game Technology will no longer fight the patent application of co-inventors Steven Brandstetter and James Devlin’s.
International Game Technology through its Subsidiary, Barcrest Group, has formed a strategic partnership with The Global Draw, a subsidiary of Scientific Games Corporation resulting in an industry wide contract throughout the U.K.
International Game Technology has received 11 awards in four out of five slot categories and 5 awards from the lone video poker category featured in the August addition of Best of Gaming for 2010 casino player’s magazine.
On the heels of quarterly earnings, investment firm J.P. Morgan has reiterated its Overweight rating on International Game Technology.
Fiscal third quarter earnings for International Game Technology fell in line with analysts’ expectations, however future forecasting leaves investors concerned.
While it has been an active quarter for casino game developer International Game Technology, analysts on average expect tomorrow’s earnings announcement to be similar to the previous quarter.
International Game Technology mourns the passing of long time board member, Frederick B. Rentschler.
Game manufacturer International Game Technology will host a Network System Users Conference next week at the ARIA Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
International Game Technology has won a small victory in a case filed in the United States District Court of Reno Nevada by shareholders claiming that the board of directors have allegedly breached their fiduciary duties; however it does not mark the end of the case.
International Game Technology has brought its M-P Series game Roulette Evolution to Switzerland’s Grand Casino Basel.
International Game Technology has announced an unexpected change to its management structure.
International Game Technology has completed its thirteenth installation of the sbX™ gaming system.
Following a thorough training and a smooth installation process, the Grand Casino Helsinki in Finland went live with almost 20% of its gaming floor active on International Game Technology’s sbX™ Experience Management System.
International Game Technology won the “Slot Provider of the Year” award at the inaugural EGR b2b Supplier Awards in London through its online and mobile subsidiary WagerWorks.
International Game Technology has announced that it will be presented the Employer Above and Beyond Award by the Employee Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR).