MGM Resorts plans to bring live entertainment -- including David Copperfield -- back to Vegas casinos starting November 6.
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William Hill withdraws from Romania following back-tax demand
UK bookie William Hill withdraws from Romania after gov't back-tax demand; Hills ends rakeback deals, launches new Inspired Gaming apps.
Danish regulated market gets a boost from online casino growth
Denmark reports online casino growth of 22% in Q1; Danish gaming regulator partners with France's ARJEL; Amaya slots deal with Spillehallen.
Betsson CEO Magnus Silfverberg leaving the gaming industry in July
Magnus Silfverberg, CEO of Swedish betting operator Betsson AB, to step down in July, chairman Pontus Lindwall to serve as interim CEO.
Dafabet ink Sunderland shirt sponsorship; Unibet ink Caribbean cricket deal
Dafabet ink shirt sponsorship with EPL side Sunderland AFC; Unibet sponsor Caribbean cricket; Matchbook sponsors Right To Play charity.
Echo Entertainment boss frustrated by delays in approving Genting investment
Australian casino operator Echo Entertainment doesn't understand why it's taken years for regulators to approve Genting investment.
Covers.com sale offers opportunity to make betED players whole
The sale of online sports betting affiliate Covers.com offers hope that customers of defunct online sportsbook betED will finally get paid.
SkyCity enjoys VIP boom but every rose has its thorn and/or methamphetamine dealer
SkyCity Entertainment Group says its VIP revenue rose 99% in its fiscal year-to-date; SkyCity high-roller meth dealer awaits sentencing.
