The federal government could provide economic stimulus to counter losses from the coronavirus.
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As Tim Hentsche, CEO of HotelPlanner.com, called on Congress to step up and offer economic stimulus solutions as a result of the impact the coronavirus has had on a number of industries, including gaming, it appears that the federal government is beginning to weigh in on some type of financial consideration. White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told several media outlets last week that President Trump is open to a “timely and targeted” financial response to the industries that have been most severely impacted due to the coronavirus. While it isn’t yet clear what type of stimulus may be coming, the Trump Administration has already approved a relief package worth $8.3 billion to be used by federal, state and local health agencies.
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Whether you want to picture a canary in a coalmine or a distiller in a fermentation room, it’s time to check on that bird or pull on that rope. Things could get a little nutty over the next few weeks and months, and the gambling sector could very well take a lead role as indicator. In fact, it might already be doing so.
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Truly peer-to-peer transactions are still rare on Bitcoin SV today despite being in the title of the whitepaper written almost 12 years ago. Craig Wright clarifies what this phrase really means and how this has been misinterpreted for so long.
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SiGMA Manila is inviting leading start-ups from the iGaming industry across Asia to compete in the event’s Start-up Pitch, vying for a prize package that will set them on the road to iGaming success. The pitch activity will occupy a headlining spot on the conference stage during the inaugural SiGMA Manila super expo, taking place June 8th-9th 2020 at the SMX Convention Center in Makati, Manila.
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Congratulations to Sam Trickett for winning the MILLIONS Sochi Super High Roller for $435,000! Trickett, Britain’s second-most successful tournament player in history behind Stephen Chidwick, put on a great display to beat a final table full of wizards. |
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