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Bet365 has become the largest online casino and sportsbook operator in the UK after the publications of the financial results for 2011.
With the rising demand and increase of revenues in the online gambling world, Tabcorp has also set its eyes on the growing trend and intends to join this competitive industry very soon.
The domain www.gambling.com, the world's most expensive domain name, was sold in an auction earlier this year.
The first ever ArtScience museum was opened in February 2011 at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.
Betfair has just revealed its financial results for the last six months till the end of October, showing that the total revenues grew 1% year-on-year reaching £191.1 million.
PriceWaterhouseCoopers International have issued new research that forecasts a growth of 9.2% in the global casino and online gaming market over the next 5 years, to reach levels around $182.8 billion in the year 2015.
The Irish government has just announced its imminent plans to extend the country’s betting taxes regarding wagers placed online and over the phone - hoping to raise an extra €20 million per year.
Reuters Global Media Summit which started on the 28th of November, 2011, the company forecasts that the gaming industry will gain significant revenues in the next three years
As Trump Entertainment Resorts continues to reduce executive staff to lower overhead expenses and return profitability to the recently restructured company, another senior officer has resigned.
Canadian lottery provider Loto-Québec has reported a 2 percent drop in total revenues to CAD$3.7bn for the year, ended March 31st 2011.
News Index
- Bet365 nails the top spot in the UK
- Tabcorp eyes mobile gambling
- Gambling.com sold in an auction
- First ArtScience Museum in Singapore
- Betfair announces record profits
- Optimistic future for the global gambling market
- Ireland to extend its taxes online
- Revenue of the video game industry expected to grow
- CFO Resigns From Trump Entertainment Resorts
- Loto Quebec revenues dip despite online gaming presence
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