Corporate
M&A, leadership changes, and strategic moves across the industry.
LeoVegas, the prominent iGaming operator, has announced a significant leadership transition, with co-founder and long-serving CEO Gustaf Hagman stepping down
A Member of Parliament from Norway's Progress Party has reiterated her party’s desire to end the country’s longstanding gambling monopoly. MP Silje Hjemdal is
The protracted battle for ownership of wagering operator PointsBet appears to have reached a decisive conclusion. PointsBet has formally and unanimously
The UK’s election betting scandal entered a pivotal phase on Friday, June 13, as 15 defendants with close ties to the Conservative Party appeared at
Embattled Australian casino operator The Star Entertainment Group has reportedly warned that a proposed A$400 million (approximately US$272 million) fine from
Italy’s ongoing gambling reform, driven by significantly increased licence fees and higher barriers to entry, is rapidly consolidating Europe’s largest
Brazil’s Ministry of Finance has approved a Provisional Measure to raise the tax rate on gross gaming revenue (GGR) from 12% to 18%. This drastic decision,
Raketech, the affiliate company, has agreed to divest its non-core US tipster and subscription business. This decision follows a strategic review of its
Japanese authorities have dismantled a large-scale illegal online gambling network suspected of handling over JPY 90 billion (approximately US$628.5 million)
This week's industry roundup features a range of notable developments from across the iGaming sector. The highlights include swift action from FanDuel
New York Attorney General Letitia James and the New York State Gaming Commission have escalated efforts against what they deem illegal online sweepstakes
Wynn Resorts has officially completed its acquisition of Wynn Mayfair, a distinguished private members-only club located in London. This finalisation expands