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DraftKings has seen its stock price drop in recent months as the legacy gambling options have upped their marketing for sports gambling dollars.

The sports betting app faces growing regulatory and competitive risk.

China Considers Possibility Of Abandoning "Zero COVID" Policy After more than two years of imposing some of the world''s most restrictive lockdowns on its population, Beijing is finally preparing for a world without its strenuous "ZERO Covid" measures. WSJ reports that Chinese officials are looking into the use of travel bubbles modeled on what was used during the Winter Olympics. Collecting data on new antiviral drugs and scouting sites abroad for future production of homegrown Chinese mRNA vaccines, according to people familiar with the matter. However, on the other hand, images of patients in Hong Kong lying on open-air gurneys has intensified the sense of public panic. They now see the former British colony as something of a cross between a science experiment and an actualy community. Mainland experts now see the former British colony as a “stress test scenario,” as well as a source of data on the effectiveness of various treatments and insight into fighting severe infection surges without resorting to hard lockdowns, according to a person familiar with the discussions.; While COVID likely won’t ease before next spring, the two sources from within China''s government told WSJ that officials in departments covering transportation, customs and border control have been tasked since January with exploring adjustments to COVID control policies that can eventually be presented to China’s top leadership.

If China eases its COVID-19 restrictions it could be a boon for Macao's gambling revenue.

Wynn Resorts (WYNN) soared after a report from The Wall Street Journal indicated that China may pull back on its zero-tolerance COVID policy and ease some restrictions. Read more.

As US consumer inflation rose to a 40-year high in January, many financial watchers expect the US Federal Reserve to take a more hawkish stance this year to tame red-hot commodity prices and ease th

If China eases its COVID-19 restrictions it could be a boon for Macao's gambling revenue.

New York recently set the monthly sports betting record of $1.6 billion wagered in just three weeks through DraftKings, Caesars and FanDuel

Realty Income's $1.7 billion acquisition of Encore Boston Harbor is a massive move in a new direction. Here's how to think about it.

In our view, it's better to pay up a little when a positive news event has occurred than chase a falling a knife.

Realty Income's $1.7 billion acquisition of Encore Boston Harbor is a massive move in a new direction. Here's how to think about it.

NEW YORK , Feb. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Almost everything in the online gaming market produces eye-popping numbers. Even pre-COVID, online gambling was accelerating at a brisk pace as ever more people discovered mobile apps and demand surged with the younger tech-savvy demographic. Enter the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and millions more people suddenly became familiar with remote gaming. Operators were caught off guard by the tsunami of demand and continue to scramble to capture market share in the booming digital sector. As the technology continues to gain ground and more effectively recreate the casino experience, companies with innovative technologies and insight, such as P laygon Games Inc. (TSX.V: DEAL) (OTCQB: PLGNF ) ( Profile ), are providing operators with a variety of new turnkey packages to capitalize on strong consumer demand. Other players in the space, including Bragg Gaming Group Inc. (NASDAQ: BRAG ), DraftKings Inc. (NASDAQ: DKNG), Penn National Gaming Inc. (NASDAQ: PENN) and Wynn Resorts Limited (NASDAQ: WYNN), are also focused on making the most of a variety of opportunities in the burgeoning online gambling market.

The shares of Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ: WYNN) have observed a 30% decline since March 2021 as multiple infectious waves of pandemic and stringent containment measures prolonged the expectations of a compl

Plenty of stocks that soared during the economic recovery fell 4% or more, including Tesla, Ford and Best Buy.