Global solutions provider International Game Technology (IGT) has closed a deal in which it will sell its Italian B2C gaming machine, sports betting and online gaming businesses to Gamenet Group for €950 million (£865.0m/$1.15bn), the latter of which is a subsidiary of funds managed by Apollo Global Management. Details of...
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