Propelled by the US and its international operations, Flutter is now the world’s second-biggest gaming company. That leaves no room for a Dublin listing.
The Japanese conglomerate Sega Sammy has acquired Gan for $86.7 million. Gan's US expedition is drawing to an end.
While the US dominates Ireland's multinational investment scene, UK investors used to lead acquisitions in the domestic Irish economy. They are being replaced by those from the continent.
Gan has announced a strategic review – the first step in a possible sale of the business. Three years after the company escaped the London market, at least it can say it made a go of it.
Flutter's 2022 results pose a question – how aggressively should a company chase a giant opportunity?
A new determination from the Tax Appeals Commission has given fresh clarity to members only gambling clubs over their tax liabilities on poker, blackjack, and other games of chance.
A government briefing paper has laid bare the trends in the betting industry in Ireland, where punters are expected to bet more than €5.1 billion this year.
How does Dermot Smurfit's performance, and compensation, compare to peers in the betting industry?
Despite much-awaited share buybacks, Dermot Smurfit’s online gambling technology firm still has a lot to do to achieve profitability – and is raising debt in the meantime.
The group behind Paddy Power hopes to redeploy many staff within other parts of the business but there is expected to be an unspecified number of job losses.
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