USA

By: Richard JanvrinU.S. Government Set to Receive $10 Billion Fee From TikTok Deal
The US government is set to receive about $10 billion from investors as part of a deal restructuring TikTok’s U.S. operations.

By: Richard JanvrinNFL, CBS Reportedly Negotiating Major Rights Fee Increase for Sunday Games
The NFL and CBS are reportedly discussing a new deal that could raise the network’s rights fee by roughly $1 billion.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Visitor Numbers Decline in 2025 as Gambling Budgets Increase
Las Vegas saw a 7.5% drop in visitors in 2025, as gambling budgets increased, stays shortened, and spending on dining and shopping declined.

By: Richard JanvrinQatari-Backed Irth Capital Submits $1.5B Bid to Take Papa John’s Private
Irth Capital has reportedly offered $47 per share to acquire Papa John’s and take the pizza chain private.

By: Richard JanvrinTilman Fertitta Reportedly in Talks to Buy Caesars Entertainment in $7B Deal
Tilman Fertitta is reportedly negotiating a $7 billion takeover of Caesars Entertainment after topping a competing bid from Carl Icahn.

By: Richard JanvrinSesame Street Nonprofit Sues SeaWorld Parent Company Over Unpaid Royalties
Sesame Workshop has sued United Parks & Resorts, alleging unpaid royalties and disputes tied to Sesame Street–themed park operations.

By: Lucas DunnLVCVA Launches $3.5M Campaign to Revive Canadian Tourism in Las Vegas
The LVCVA is investing $3.5M in a three-year campaign to revive Canadian tourism in Las Vegas after visitor numbers dropped 24% in 2025.

By: Grant MitchellMaryland Senate Does Not Vote On Proposals to Legalize Online Casinos
This is the third straight year that Sen. Ron Watson (D-23) has attempted to get a form of iGaming legislation over the line.

By: Lucas DunnMGM Resorts Promotes Responsible Gambling with GameSense
MGM Resorts educates employees and guests on responsible gambling through GameSense, promoting safer play and a balanced Vegas experience.

By: Lucas DunnMaxx Crosby Trade Collapses as Ravens Pivot to Trey Hendrickson
The Ravens canceled their trade for Maxx Crosby over medical concerns and quickly signed Trey Hendrickson to a four-year, $120 million deal.