US backs down in WTO dispute
- May 23, 2007
The US has decided against an appeal in its World Trade Organisation (WTO) dispute with Antigua and Barbuda and has gone ahead with its previously stated intention of initiating...
Read More . . .The US has decided against an appeal in its World Trade Organisation (WTO) dispute with Antigua and Barbuda and has gone ahead with its previously stated intention of initiating...
Read More . . .Antigua & Barbuda has called on the 150 members of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to file claims for compensation against the United States – the latest move in its trade dispute with the US over Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Delaware Sportsbetting Corp., a group looking to take advantage of Delaware's exemption from the federal sports betting prohibition is on the move.
Read More . . .This move by the US angered the Antigua officials and today they threatened to target American trademarks, copyrights and telecommunications companies. Ambassador John Ashe of Antigua was quoted...
Read More . . .The following article makes more than a few great points about the status and future of online gambling, the way it's being handled by Legislators and more...
Read More . . .The US Government has siezed funds from some of its gaming merchants, the ECheck company said in a statement.
Read More . . .Optimal Group provides an update on discussions with U.S. Department of Justice.
Read More . . .ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - The founder of the London online gambling operation BETonSPORTS Plc pleaded not guilty on Monday to racketeering and other charges...
Read More . . .A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City returned a 34-count indictment unsealed on May 10, 2007, alleges the defendants operated a business that helped Internet gambling websites to disguise credit card charges, is now available to download here!
Read More . . .David Carruthers, ex-chief executive of BetonSports, has sent a letter asking for individuals at the company’s former advisers to lobby the UK government...
Read More . . .The answer is obviously "a lot", taking in consideration the latest adventures of the Internet gambling around the Congress...
Read More . . .The hopes of Texas poker players to have wider availability of poker in the state giving Hold'em its name came to a temporary halt...
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