Gaming Industry News - Asia Pacific Regional News

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Hospitality leader and technology innovator Hyatt Hotels adds HeadsUp FD to another two of its Regency properties.

Dreamworld Club, strategically located at one of Cambodia’s most significant border crossings with Thailand, is a standalone slot hall constructed as an extension of an existing popular casino in the established gaming market of Poipet. It will be the Company’s second Dreamworld development project to open and aims to set a new standard for gaming in this regional market.

All 4,600 IHG properties worldwide soon to be available for booking on Ctrip by Chinese travelers

The office holiday party; the company softball league; the baby shower for the woman who sits three cubicles down the hall; happy hour with your co-workers: These are all part of the social rhythms and obligations of the modern workplace - some company sponsored, others initiated by employees - ostensibly meant to help us form and maintain close relationships with our colleagues.

To Jody Foster, disruptive people in any type of organization - from a big corporation to a major health center - can poison the atmosphere for everyone with whom they interact.

InvoTech to Control and Track 24,000 Uniforms for a staff of 2,400 to Protect Assets and Reduce Labor Costs

Lucky Nugget is one of the casinos benefiting from a recent surge in Australian online gambling habits. A study by Roy Morgan Research suggests punters are moving away from traditional forms of gambling, preferring to stay at home instead.1

Built-in CEC over HDMI simplifies installation, reduces costs to the hotel and enhances the mobile-to-TV connectivity experience for the guest

Entertainment Gaming Asia Inc. (NASDAQ: EGT) announced it plans to sell its non-gaming manufacturing operations of its wholly-owned Dolphin Products subsidiary in Melbourne, Australia in a management-led buyout and relocate its manufacturing operations for its gaming chips and plaques to a high-tech and high-security facility in Hong Kong.