Bally's is pausing certain construction activities at its Chicago casino project due to concerns about potential video gambling terminal expansions.
The Hugging Face incident reveals how AI can cheaply and rapidly exploit vulnerabilities, challenging traditional cyber defense strategies.
Apple's anticipated iPhone Ultra faces significant competition from Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8, as both phones push boundaries in design and functionality.
Gemini Notebook users seek key enhancements, including better organization tools, source management, and interactive features to elevate productivity.
The Motorola Razr Fold is hindered by a lack of high-quality accessories, raising concerns for owners about screen protection and overall device care.
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Betty Gaming faces a C$120,000 penalty from the AGCO for failing to prevent underage users from accessing its gambling platform, highlighting compliance issues.
In July 2026, 85 vulnerabilities emerged, with 36 rated as very critical, stressing the need for organizations to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses immediately.
Swish Analytics faces intensified legal challenges as OddsJam, OpticOdds, and RotoWire file lawsuits over alleged data misuse and anti-competitive practices.
Novig's federal lawsuit against New York argues that its sports prediction markets fall under exclusive federal regulation, not state law.
New York state investigators are probing Kalshi's sports event contracts, focusing on transactions involving individuals under 21 amid ongoing legal challenges.
Novig's sports prediction market is now available across the U.S. after federal approval, challenging traditional sportsbooks with its unique trading model.
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Kalshi is appealing a Utah ruling that allows state gambling laws to apply to its sports contracts, potentially setting significant legal precedents.
Kalshi's CEO Tarek Mansour argues New York's rejection of a $10 billion tax plan reflects a missed opportunity for state revenue amid ongoing regulatory disputes.