Money transfer giant Western Union has agreed to pay $586 million in connection with its failure to prevent criminals from moving ill-gotten money using its platform, according to federal authorities.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports (DFS) enthusiasts secured a small victory in Montana after state senators unanimously voted in favor of a limited form of fantasy sports.
Read More . . .Caesars Entertainment Corp. has been given the green light to wrap up its $18 billion (€16.9 billion) bankruptcy case, with the company now set to focus on restoring its Harrah's, Caesars and Horseshoe brands.
Read More . . .As Pennsylvania prepares to receive two online gambling bills, at least one lawmaker believes that the state’s chances of legalizing online gambling are good, and that it will happen soon.
Read More . . .Daily Fantasy Sports giant FanDuel is swallowing its pride for the sake of its harmonious relationship with its rival DraftKings.
Read More . . .Two Western Pennsylvania state senators are in the middle of a push for a comprehensive gambling expansion bill that is likely to add online casino games and resolve legal problems with a $10 million a year payment to communities with casinos.
Read More . . .Report: Global online gambling to expand by 10.8% by 2024
Read More . . .Atlantic City has suffered so much financial loss over the last decade that five of its casinos have closed since 2013, leaving only seven left in operation.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania's casino law revival, which has been declared unconstitutional last year, is living on borrowed time – literally.
Read More . . .Florida’s first gambling legislation runner is officially out of the blocks in 2017 following Thursday’s filing of a 112-page tome covering everything from gas pump lottery sales.
Read More . . .President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general says he will revisit a U.S. Justice Department ruling that paved the way for New Jersey-based casinos to offer online gambling to state residents.
Read More . . .Lawmakers in New York and South Carolina are set to run the rule over two new bills that have been introduced in each of the states in an effort to expand their respective gambling markets.
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