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Gaming operators and regulators smack down a reported effort by the WWE to enter the gambling fray.

WWE has reportedly pitched gambling regulators in Colorado and Michigan on its plan.

Yahoo Finance's Josh Schafer joins the Live show to discuss reports that the WWE has reached out to state gambling regulators in Colorado and Michigan to allow betting on scripted matches.

World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. WWE, +0.36% is in discussions with Colorado and Michigan state regulators to legalize betting on the company's events, according to a CNBC report Wednesday.

Joe Moglia, former TD Ameritrade chairman and CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the WWE's talks around gambling on scripted matches, if the outlook for rate hikes has changed, and more.

CNBC's Alex Sherman joins Brian Sullivan and 'Last Call' to discuss World Wrestling Entertainment's efforts to enable legal betting on scripted wrestling matches.

CNBC's Alex Sherman joins 'Closing Bell: Overtime' to report on the WWE being in talks to legalize betting on its scripted matches.

WWE is in talks with state gambling regulators in Michigan and Colorado to legalize betting on high-profile matches.

Vince McMahon, who stepped away from the company amid sexual misconduct allegations last year, is still the controlling shareholder of the wrestling giant overseeing a possible sale.

Bloomberg's Lucas Shaw joins Ed Ludlow to discuss Vince McMahon looking to get as much as $9 billion in a potential sale of World Wrestling Entertainment, the company he returned to run this year.

The deal, which would value WWE shares at a 36% premium, is “slightly lower” than expected, according to one analyst.

Vince McMahon wants up to $9 billion for World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. WWE, +2.59% , the media company he ran for decades and returned to this year to sell, according to a Bloomberg report, citin

Earnings reactions thus far in 2023 have been largely positive. Positive earnings often can provide follow on entries in the form of breakaway gaps.

Nick Khan, WWE CEO joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss shares being up 30% this year and a potential sale of the company.

WWE Chairman Vince McMahon is open to leaving the company forever if he finds the right sale, CEO Nick Khan told CNBC.