Nevada governor confirms that gaming operators are "on track for a phased re-opening on June 4," based on "positive trends" in state's COVID-19 data.
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Apple becomes second-biggest company in the world (for a day)
Apple briefly becomes second-biggest company in the world in market value terms, but some analysts expect Google Android to put a dent in its futures.
Anti-gambling Canucklehead professor set to underwhelm Down Under
Professor Robert Williams of the Alberta Gambling Research Institute to give presentation at Cutting Edge addictions research event in New Zealand.
Animal lovers don’t let greyhounds use cocaine
The story of a greyhound testing positive for cocaine at a track in Wimbledon spotlights changing attitudes toward the use of animals in sport.
William Hill signs John Cleese as spokesman because Benny Hill’s dead
William Hill signs Monty Python alum John Cleese as German-speaking spokesman for their recently-launched Austrian-facing site.
Notorious bank robber claims New England slots market not saturated
Gathering of New England land-based casino types discusses whether legal Massachusetts gaming would kill other New England states' action.
Sportingbet deal increases public/private online gaming schism
Sportingbet's settlement with the US Dept. of Justice shines further light on the schism between public and private operators in online gaming.
25 years after the PMRC hearings, America has learned little about censorship
Sept. 19 marks the 25th anniversary of the Parents Music Resource Center hearings, and it shows how little progress America has made on censorship.
BC Lotteries CEO kept gov’t in the dark re PlayNow security breach
Emails obtained by FOI requests reveal that BC Lotteries CEO neglected to inform Min. Rich Coleman about the true reason for PlayNow.com's shutdown.
