Lawmakers release package of laws aimed at protecting players in Brazil

A group of seven Brazilian lawmakers has unveiled a new legislative package aimed at implementing more stringent regulations on online sports betting. This initiative aims to safeguard the rights of vulnerable groups, particularly minors, and promote responsible gambling practices. Key Points A new legislative package seeks to restrict online sports betting in Brazil. Key provisions […]

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Mexico’s President reiterates anti-gambling stance as controversy over large scale casino mounts

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is standing firm on her anti-gambling stance, asserting that there will be no new casino permits granted. Following questions about a new major casino in Naucalpan, she confirmed that the policy remains unchanged and ordered an investigation into the situation. This casino, the Jubilee Casino, has stirred controversy since it was […]

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Paraguayan Association of Gambling Operators comes out in support of new gaming decree

The Paraguayan Association of Gambling Operators (APOJA) has recently expressed its support for Decree No. 3846, marking a pivotal update to the country’s gambling laws after nearly 30 years of stagnation. This new regulation gives the 263 municipalities 30 days to comply with new licensing requirements and report their status to the General Directorate of […]

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Light & Wonder Closes Acquisition of Grover Gaming’s Charitable Gaming Assets

Summary Light & Wonder has officially completed its acquisition of Grover Gaming’s charitable gaming assets for $850 million in cash, a deal initially announced in February. This acquisition, which complements Light & Wonder’s existing portfolio, highlights the strong cultural alignment between the two companies. Key Points The acquisition reinforces Light & Wonder’s growth strategy in […]

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Wynn Withdraws From Hudson Yards NYC Casino Bid

Summary Wynn Resorts has decided not to pursue a licence for a casino in New York City, which reduces the expected Manhattan bids to three. The company’s significant $12 billion proposal for Hudson Yards faced persistent community opposition despite revisions to include more housing units. Wynn’s exit follows the recent withdrawal of another major player, […]

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Japanese Residents ‘Spend $44.2 Billion Per Year on Illegal Sports Betting Sites’

An association comprising Japan’s major companies has revealed that Japanese residents spend a staggering $44.2 billion annually on illegal overseas sports betting sites. This report, based on a survey by the Council for Sports Ecosystem Promotion, indicates an urgent need for reform in Japan’s sports betting landscape. Key Points Japanese residents placed a total of […]

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Taco John’s Strengthens its Leadership Team

Taco John’s, a prominent player in the fast-food Mexican scene, is shaking things up with some important changes in its leadership team. Alongside promoting from within, new talent is being welcomed to elevate the brand further. Key Points Kristin Nuss is promoted to General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, bringing over 25 years of legal experience. […]

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Employers are ditching remote work. Experts worry that’s shortsighted.

The trend of employers moving away from remote work is raising eyebrows among experts. Recent surveys indicate that fewer HR professionals consider flexible work as part of their talent acquisition strategies, with significant shifts in return-to-office policies causing concern about long-term repercussions. Key Points Only 48% of HR professionals reported that remote or hybrid work […]

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