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Disney Worldwide Services donated $575,000 to Voters In Charge last month. The political committee is
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Disney Worldwide Services donated $575,000 to Voters In Charge last month. The political committee is

A Colorado-based company has filed an agreement of sale in New Jersey for the closed

Global Gaming Business Publisher Roger Gros and Novomatic Americas President Rick Meitzler (center) received the

Kentucky faces a $200 million shortfall plus pension liabilities of $36 billion. As a partial

A report by the multimedia news organization City & State PA indicates that Pennsylvania lawmakers

The Wilton Rancheria tribe and California Governor Jerry Brown (l.) recently signed a compact allowing
Nevada regulators plan to dramatically expand the scope of betting on eSports contests. New rules

As reported in GGB News in August, a deal was reportedly made for the beleaguered

The administration of Governor Andrew Cuomo (l.) has declared the Seneca Indians in violation of

Developers are pitching a couple of expansive theme parks near the Las Vegas Strip. The

Minnesota state Rep. Pat Garofalo (l.) says he plans to introduce a sports betting bill

The Fontainebleau (l.) wasn’t the only casualty of the financial crisis and recession that battered
On September 12, 1995, the Harlem Globetrotters' historic 24-year, 8,829-game winning streak came to a dramatic end in Vienna, Austria. A competitive squad led by NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar—who dropped 34 points—defeated the Globetrotters 91-85 in an unscripted contest.
On September 10, 1989, Deion Sanders made his NFL debut with the Atlanta Falcons and returned a punt 68 yards for a touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams. Just five days earlier, Sanders had hit a home run for the New York Yankees. He remains the only player in professional sports history to score an NFL touchdown and hit an MLB home run in the same week.