Italian operator Lottomatica has become the latest gambling company to enter into an affiliate-focused partnership with Income Access.

Paddy Power Betfair confirmed this (Monday) morning that Breon Corcoran has stepped down as chief executive of the company, with Peter Jackson taking up the role.

Crown Resorts reported year-on-year losses across a number of key financial metrics for the 12 months through to June 30, with the firm citing “difficult trading conditions” throughout the year as the main reason behind this decline.

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Paysafe Group has today (Friday) confirmed that it has reached an agreement on the terms of a takeover offer from a consortium featuring Blackstone and CVC Capital Partners.

188BET has agreed a partnership with Durham County Cricket Club in England.

The American Gaming Association (AGA) has released an updated version of its code of conduct, complete with a number of measures designed to help protect players.

Polish bookmaker forBet has secured a shirt sponsorship agreement with ÅšlÄ...sk WrocÅ,aw, which plays in the country’s Ekstraklasa top-tier of club football.

Habanero has agreed a deal to provide its entire portfolio of HTML5 content to the BBIN Group.

The Czech Republic is to introduce a series of consumer protection laws to its revamped gambling regulations.

Scientific Games has named Leigh Nissim, previously chief executive of Nektan, managing director, B2B interactive.

William Hill said it was able to record “good progress” against its main strategic priorities during the first half of 2017.

Marco Sala, chief executive of International Game Technology (IGT), has said that he is “pleased” with the company’s performance in the second quarter, despite posting a net loss of $290m (â,¬245.3m).

Contagious Gaming has announced losses of Can$8.5m (â,¬5.8m/US$6.8m) for the year ended March 31, 2017, and also confirmed that Sean Yeomans has stepped down as president of the company.

Foreign exchange broker Exness has agreed a partnership with Spanish football giant Real Madrid.