Mohawks take shopping list to land claims negotiations
- Jun 2, 2008
Kahnawake is seeking cash, more territory - and ups ante with Internet gambling demand...
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European Commission Accelerates Investigation of U.S. Trade Violation on Internet Gambling
- May 30, 2008
As part of an ongoing major trade dispute over Internet gambling that has the United States in an increasingly difficult position to justify, the European Commission has now launched a formal investigation over U.S. actions...
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Sportingbet employees “arrested� in Turkey
- May 29, 2008
A “number of detentions� have been reported by Sportingbet in relation to its Turkish business Superbahis...
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South Africa Approves Online Gambling Legislation
- May 27, 2008
The Parliament of South Africa has approved new legislation regulating online gambling in Africa’s largest economy although the nation’s President, Thabo Mbeki, must still sign the measures before becoming law...
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Internet sports betting becomes criminal domain
- May 27, 2008
But, apart from fears about the tarnished image of their sport, at the same time they are trying to secure a financial stake for themselves from the booming phenomenon...
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Western Australia's High court challenge on internet betting to cost $500,000
- May 14, 2008
The Racing and Gaming Minister Ljiljanna Ravlich has revealed the State Government is likely to foot a $500,000 legal bill after it lost a High Court case to ban internet betting in Western Australia...
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Tax evasion charges queried in Kaplan case
- May 5, 2008
Kaplan is arguing that he did not violate tax laws because “no wagering excise tax was owed by him because the wagers either were not accepted in the Unites States or were not placed by a person who was in the United States�...
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Stanley promise full cooperation in betting probe
- May 5, 2008
The FA spokesman Adrian Bevington said it would be speaking to the bookmakers. "This was a very unusual betting pattern. If the allegations are true . . . we will look very closely at the information...
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Mohawks Offered Governments a Partnership Role
- May 1, 2008
Former Kahnawake Grand Chief Joe Norton told a session on aboriginal gaming that a draft document between Quebec and Kahnawake was reluctantly rejected by the province.
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Is online gambling empire Bodog losing top dog?
- Apr 22, 2008
Maverick Canadian businessman and part-time Vancouver resident Calvin Ayre says he has quit Bodog, the online gambling empire that brought him fame, fortune and heat...
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Time to Fold
- Apr 10, 2008
A trans-Atlantic spat over online gambling may help rewrite the rules of the game for Internet commerce across borders. For a change, the Europeans stand on the side of free trade, while America dabbles in regulatory overreach...
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Still No Clear Way Forward on Internet Gambling Matter
- Apr 7, 2008
The government may be prepared to make a statement on the current status of the Internet gambling dispute with the US as early as today, but early indications are that a proposal for the resolution...
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