The U.S. government has proposed draconian rules to prevent the spread of online gambling. But then, didn't the financial markets become one big casino?
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The decision is a disappointment for European online gambling companies that hoped a case brought by Antigua several years ago at the World Trade Organization gave them a foothold to get back into the United States.
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EU-based gambling firms have urged the World Trade Organization to seek as much as $100 billion in compensation for being shut out of the U.S. market.
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Don’t bet on it, but a WTO decision in favor of tiny Antigua opens the betting window a sliver.
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U.S. Justice Department investigates role of U.K. investment banks in online gambling.
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Web casinos scramble for alternate means of funds transfer as another high-stakes player folds.
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U.S. authorities are creating a gambling void that will be filled by the industry’s underbelly.
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New questions over Internet control as Brazilian court orders YouTube shutdown
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Ugly scene as online betting ventures attempt to sell U.S. operations, firms urged to turn toward Asia.
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Tiny Antigua is center of international pressure on ‘protectionist’ U.S. online gambling law.
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Investors and insiders ponder the uncertain future of online betting.
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While the U.S. prepares its case, the shell-shocked industry wonders about customer funds.
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Study estimates revenue from regulated Internet card games.
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NBCOlympics.com near top of Olympic news; Net gambling’s hidden population; more auto insurance customers coming from Web.
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Gaming foes roll snake eyes; Rupert Murdoch’s attitude adjustment; Intel invests in U.S. plants; Disney’s digital picture.
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Cassava has IPO plans while BetUS.com hires Jesse Ventura.
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Study ties common Parkinson’s drug to compulsive gambling in some patients.
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PartyGaming offering gives the online gaming site a $9 billion-plus market cap, making it London’s biggest IPO in five years
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The world’s largest online poker site is set to float in what could be London’s largest IPO in several years.
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As politicians weigh in on a possible ban, at stake is a $810 million interactive money-maker.
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