A slump in betting and ticket sales for a support race on Everest day has left two of horse racing’s major players at loggerheads. Tabcorp has described the action as “embarrassing and irrelevant”.
The former prime minister says he wants his party to pick more women,yet last month he backed a conservative senator who was trying to roll a senior female colleague.
To be pinged for making sexual jokes about a person who is in a powerful position over the company’s regulatory fortunes,that’s just next level.
The gambling giant sees its share price slump as the market regulator responds to its chief executive’s sudden exit over allegations of a sexually inappropriate remark.
Adam Rytenskild is leaving after more than a decade at the wagering company.
In a move that could have major ramifications for the billion-dollar horse racing industry,Racing NSW has opened legal proceedings against Australia’s wagering giant,Tabcorp.
For more than four decades,Brett Blundy has backed and invested in retailer groups that are household names from Lovisa,Hype,Platypus,The Athlete’s Foot,Bras N Things to Best&Less.
Victoria’s gaming regulator issued a statewide direction to move betting terminals close to the counter or go cashless,after a 16-year-old was found to have gambled at a string of pubs.
Tabcorp has finalised a 20-year deal for the Victorian wagering licence after a long bidding war with corporate bookmaking behemoth Sportsbet.
In a country obsessed with punting,wagering businesses are making less money.
The four-hour meeting heard one shareholder exclaim “shame,shame,shame”,as investors bemoaned Star Entertainment’s dwindling share price.