
MGM Resorts May Reverse Roles, Buy People, Inc.
After a failed $18 billion acquisition attempt, MGM Resorts is considering buying People, Inc., its largest shareholder. People, Inc. is chaired by Barry Diller.

After a failed $18 billion acquisition attempt, MGM Resorts is considering buying People, Inc., its largest shareholder. People, Inc. is chaired by Barry Diller.

New York State has sued Polymarket for alleged illegal gambling, while Polymarket has filed counter-lawsuits to move the case to federal court.

Meri Gallego, with 20 years of experience as a physiotherapist, takes over as 'La Profesora de la Vida' to lead a new segment focused on physical health and well-being.

Boyd Gaming sold the former Eastside Cannery Casino site in Las Vegas for $28.8 million, taking a significant loss on the sale. The 29.5-acre property will be developed into a new housing community.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at a private home, seizing 26 illegal gambling machines and arresting six suspects. Drugs were also found on the premises.

The Indianapolis Colts are struggling with a 0-2 start to the season, and an NFL insider suggests the team may be at a critical juncture. Several key players are injured or facing legal issues, and the defense is lacking.

Tim Miller, former UK Gambling Commission executive, has been appointed as Strategic Advisor at Gaming Compliance International. Matt Holt, GCI’s CEO, welcomes Miller to the team, praising his extensive regulatory experience.

People Inc., led by Barry Diller, has withdrawn its bid to acquire MGM Resorts, citing unmet expectations. The company will retain a 27% stake in MGM Resorts.

Flutter has launched its Cash4Clubs initiative, offering £500,000 in funding to support grassroots sports clubs across the UK. The initiative aims to help community clubs attract new members, buy new equipment, and drive participation in health and fitness. Alan Shearer and Graeme Souness are among the football heroes urging clubs to apply.