UK Action Urged on Unfair Competition
- Jul 16, 2009
British Ministers were yesterday urged to end the “unfair� situation whereby British betting firms pay more than eight times more tax than their offshore-based competitors.
Read More . . .British Ministers were yesterday urged to end the “unfair� situation whereby British betting firms pay more than eight times more tax than their offshore-based competitors.
Read More . . .If your favorite book happens to be Seabiscuit, you already know the answer to the following question: What are the three legal forms of online gambling in the United States?
Read More . . .Rumors are circulating that European online gambling company Bwin are lining up a bid for the World Poker Tour.
Read More . . .Georges Pompidou said that of the three roads to ruin that it was the quickest. George Washington called it "the father of mischief" and it's a big part of Tony Soprano's business.
Read More . . .PARTYGAMING has settled with the US authorities over its online gaming activities prior to the passing of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act.
Read More . . .based gambling company and sportsbook Betfair is betting on a relaxation in US laws as it strengthens a push into the American horseracing market, The Times reported Friday.
Read More . . .Thousands of casinos, slot-machine parlors and betting halls across Russia shut down Wednesday, complying with sweeping new restrictions that require all gambling business to relocate to four remote regions of the country.
Read More . . .MOSCOW — One of the largest mass layoffs in recent Russian history is to occur on Wednesday, and the Kremlin itself is decreeing it, economic crisis or not.
Read More . . .The odds on William Hill moving its online and telephone betting business offshore have shortened.
Read More . . .The casino site joins PartyGaming, Paddy Power and 888 in the small but growing number of operators approved by the online payment giant, despite PayPal having stopped accepting egaming transactions in 2002 when it was acquired by eBay, promising to fine service users for employing it for egaming transactions.
Read More . . .The European Union recently took a shot at the United States in little-noticed trade war over internet gambling, charging that the United States unfairly interferes with internet gambling in ways that run contrary to World Trade Organization rules.
Read More . . .When arguing its case against the United States’ Internet gambling laws with the World Trade Organization, the European Commission highlighted the example of Malta as a case in point demonstrating 'adverse trade effects'.
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