The sharp drop in MGM shares came a day after Barry Diller reversed course, and the company is now reported to be weighing a fresh takeover bid for People Inc.

The disclosure marks the end of a presidential holding in a major US casino operator as Fertitta's leveraged buyout completed.

The inquiry adds state-level scrutiny of how sportsbook operators deploy algorithmic tools to target or manage customers.

The provincial lottery and gaming operator's results land days before a Quebec election that could reshape gaming policy.

UK operators face a sharply higher remote gaming duty, a material margin hit for the online casino sector.

The Solaire operator's outlook hinges on an international VIP recovery and expansion of its online gaming arm.

The monthly split shows online casino growth outpacing a declining sportsbook market in Canada's largest regulated province.

The suspension is the latest in a string of enforcement actions tied to anti-money-laundering compliance failures at smaller operators.

The Australian case centers on the failure of a self-exclusion system, a recurring compliance flashpoint for licensed bookmakers.

Deutsche Bank flags Rank as the listed operator most at risk if the UK raises taxes on gaming machines.

The rules put substance behind New Zealand's new regulated online casino licensing regime.

Renewed investor worries over the Macau market weighed on Wynn's stock.

The Australian operator's results and digital expansion are being watched closely after years of regulatory and financial strain.

The Macau-focused operator's shares continue to slide amid a soft market for Asian casino stocks.

The gap to the prior high illustrates how far Macau-levered casino shares have retreated.

The casino REIT's earnings shortfall weighed on a sector sensitive to interest rates.

A cluster of analyst actions on MGM followed the collapsed deal, with Bank of America initiating coverage and price targets moving in both directions.

The cut reflects a more cautious view on casino REIT valuations.