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That meant a delay for the release of "Atari Casino," Atari's foray into real-money gambling — a route other troubled gaming companies like Zynga are also exploring to boost revenues.
Potential collaborations with private businesses and other public institutions as well as building support with their alumni should be explored to boost funds for much-needed infrastructure and services.
The Bank of Japan's rates decision has prompted fears that after years of monetary easing, central banks have few avenues left to explore to encourage investment and boost growth.
THE NEWS President Bush set aside $200 million for emergency food aid, and the European Union was exploring ways to boost production of wheat, corn and other grains.
Even Facebook, whose vast online platform helped propel Zynga to the top of the casual-gaming leaderboard, is exploring how to boost the number of companies developing games for it.In a blog post to employees announcing Mr Mattrick's appointment, Mr Pincus said he remained convinced that Zynga has the potential to be "an Internet Treasure".
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The chancellor is said by some ministerial sources to be adopting a gung-ho approach and is keen to explore every opportunity to boost trade links with China.
He said the growth and stability pact - which limits deficits to 3% and debt to 60% of GDP - would not be altered but flexibility would be explored in order to boost growth.
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He added: "Additionally, the secretary of state announced last month that he has asked officials to work with the Scottish government to explore how best to boost capacity and cut journey times further so that Scotland can be fully brought into our vision for a high speed Britain".
