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Evolution has formally terminated its planned acquisition of Galaxy Gaming after failing to secure two remaining regulatory approvals by the July 17, 2026 deadline, paying a $5.2 million termination fee and preserving the companies' existing licensing partnership.
Betsson grew revenue and set Latin America records on a World Cup boost, but first-half profit fell sharply as taxes and a weaker B2B unit squeezed margins.
The Ladbrokes and Coral owner is axing around 500 roles, about 2 percent of its workforce, months after its CEO said cuts were not planned. UK tax hikes are to blame.
Macau collected US$6.34 billion in gaming tax in the first half of 2026, up 13.1% year on year, even as June casino revenue dropped 12.1%. Here is why the government take and operator fortunes diverged.
A New York judge has let the core of Nigel Eccles' claim that FanDuel was undervalued in its 2018 merger proceed, keeping alive a landmark iGaming dispute.
Greece's gambling market generated €3.07bn in gross gaming revenue in 2025, up 6.7 percent, with land-based venues at €1.88bn and online at €1.19bn, according to the Hellenic Gaming Commission (EEEP) annual report.
Las Vegas Sands reports Q2 2026 on July 22. JP Morgan models Marina Bay Sands EBITDA near US$727m, down 5%, and puts Sands China 10% below consensus.
Banijay Group has completed its All3Media merger to form the world's largest independent producer, cementing the London-based owner of Betclic, Tipico and JOA as a media and gaming powerhouse.
The Big Short investor Michael Burry has taken long positions in DraftKings and Flutter, wagering that regulation will close the prediction market loophole and hand betting flow back to licensed sportsbooks.
The owner of Betclic and Tipico is acquiring France's second-largest casino group, 33 venues strong, in a bet that pays off most if France legalises online casino.
Svenska Spel reported SEK 1.96bn in Q2 2026 net gaming revenue, up 7 percent and its best second quarter since Swedish reregulation, driven by a World Cup betting surge.
Merkur Group has agreed to acquire White Hat Studios, the studio first to launch slots across all seven regulated US iGaming states. Here is what the deal means, and what is excluded.