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IGT presence returning to Las Vegas through a $6.2B merger

A $6.2 billion merger will return IGT's corporate presence to Nevada through its agreement with Las Vegas-based Everi Holdings that will combine the gaming equipment businesses.

Indy Gaming: Sands Regency renamed J Resort as part of sweeping Reno redevelopment

Reno's Sands Regency is now J Resort and Jacobs Entertainment unveiled the first step in a multi-phased plan to redevelop the Northern Nevada casino.

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Indy Q&A: Everi CEO sees opportunity through slot machine and cashless gaming deals

Everi Holdings CEO Randy Taylor said the Las Vegas-based company, one of the larger financial technology providers, is growing its slot machine business.

Indy Gaming: Everi CEO Mike Rumbolz retiring, will maintain industry involvement

Everi Holdings CEO Mike Rumbolz will retire on April 1; Macau's struggling casino industry gets a boost; Harry Reid's support of gaming and Arizona sportsbooks post big numbers. More in the week's Indy Gaming.

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