A Los Angeles Times article on the U.S. and Antigua trade dispute before the World Trade Organization contained some quotes that are worthy to be classified as ‘fake news.’

The Times released on Monday a largely accurate piece on the U.S. and Antigua WTO dispute. The article focused on the $200 million that the U.S. should pay to Antigua in order to fund the latter’s efforts to rehabilitate the hurricane-ravaged island of Barbuda.

After quoting Antiguan Prime Minister Gaston Browne who described at length U.S. hypocrisy on its trade obligations, the Timesquoted Roosevelt Institute fellow Todd Tucker who argued that the US had “a good legal case for disregarding the WTO decision.”

Tucker echoed the claim of the U.S. government that the WTO “lacks the legitimacy or mandate to refashion what countries and their legislatures agreed to.” He even said that “a lot of anti-gambling activists and religious groups agree” with the U.S. Lastly, he quoted unnamed Antiguan officials who said that 75% of the sum to be collected would go straight to gambling industry financiers.

The discovery of the scheme by Antwerp policemen is just the tip of the iceberg. Belgian Gaming Commission (BGC) director Peter Naessens said that more police officers in other provinces have also adopted the same scheme. ​

Notwithstanding these claims made by Tucker, PM Browne said that his nation will continue to pressure the U.S. to comply with its obligation.  He said that the U.S. should not operate on a “might is right” basis, emphasizing that “there must be some equity in the system.”

In this episode of CalvinAyre.com’s Shared Experience, Dr. Sam Liggero of Tufts Gordon Institute stressed the importance of reminding employees of the company’s values through various means.

Genting Singapore will issue yen-denominated bonds in three tranches in preparation for the company’s bid to get a casino license in Japan.

The new Dutch coalition government revealed that online gambling operators should maintain “some form” of physical presence in the country before they will be given a license.

Disney made contributions amounting to $575,000 for September in support of a group countering gambling expansion in Florida.

Music legend Elvis Presley performed 837 consecutive sold out shows at the Las Vegas Hilton, now the Las Vegas Hotel and Casino.

Conversion Rate Optimisation — the conversion rate is how many people go from just browsing to making a purchase, or becoming a customer. We don’t need to tell you about the need to have a high CRO!

UltraPlay will provide its revolutionary eSports match predicting system – ODDS.gg—to SunLoto, one of China’s largest lottery services providers.

U.S. college football fans, pay attention! The Oklahoma Sooners (4-1) were ranked third to win the Heisman Trophy and are poised to make it back to the College Football Playoff for the second time in three years.