If Crown Resort’s complete retreat from Macau seems a like an ignominious defeat, the Australian Financial Review reminded us this week that James Packer actually killed it over there. Early last week it was announced that Crown …
Life is rosy for manufacturers of the world’s gaming equipment, apparently. The sector’s employees not only earn more money on average than in many other industries, but it also contributed “total economic impact” of US$47.5 billion last …
Tasmanian police have announced a review of an intriguing 45-year-old corruption case that may or may not have involved a tobacco giant and a casino company conspiring to bring down the Tasmanian government. Conspiracy theory or not, …
The news this week that Macau’s ATM machines will be required to employ facial recognition software to identify users from mainland China caused casino stocks to tumble on Tuesday. The new regulations, announced by the Macau government …
Crown Resorts is to divest itself of the entirety of its shares in the joint venture it formed in 2004 with Lawrence Ho’s Melco International, signaling the end of James Packer’s big Macau dream. On Monday Melco …
The AFL is looking or jump on the esports bandwagon in a bid to capture the hearts and minds of the millennial generation. Speaking to Fairfax Media in the lead up to this weekend’s Intel Extreme Masters …
CEO of Sportsbet, Cormac Barry, has officially voiced his opposition to the proposed merger between Tabcorp and Tatts. He told competition regulator ACCC that there’s a real danger that the tie-up will lead to a drastic depreciation …
For the 14 Crown Resorts employees held in China on suspicion of “gambling-related crimes,” there has been, at last, some movement that might provide a distant light at the end of the tunnel. The Australian Financial Review …
Last week’s news that the Pacific Consortium had abandoned its pursuit of Tatts, and its attempt to disrupt the $11 billion merger between Tatts and Tabcorp, must have been music to Tabcorp’s ears. But its joy may …
Human Services Minister Alan Tudge has said the government will explore the feasibility of ISP blocking, as well as introducing restrictions that would require Australian financial institutions to refuse online gambling transactions for unlicensed, offshore sites. Tudge …
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