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Banned for decades, US betting is back and European gaming companies want a piece of the action
Company strikes deals with Blackstone and business partner of Donald Trump
Pitcher & Piano owner expects ‘broadly flat’ earnings, hit by food-led division
British company’s founder wants 25-30 properties spread around Europe within 3-5 years
Investors are unconvinced about the hand chief executive Kenny Alexander has chosen to play
Rivals quickly step in to take advantage of still thriving demand
Takeover Panel penalty ostracises Dave King from UK financial sector for 4 years
Fears Chevrolet is preparing to pull plug on record contract with club
Surprise deal expected to save up to 2,500 jobs in collapsed company
OTC betting offsets hit from crackdown on gaming machines
Andrea Agnelli says next generation will want higher quality matches across Europe
FT food writer Tim Hayward shares his top spots for a traditional fry up — from the greasy spoon to the ultimate in grand luxe
Talks could involve debt-for-equity swap or splitting off UK arm from international operations
Discount hotel chain backed by SoftBank seeks to expand in US
The feared fund has made one of its most high-profile and risky investments in the Italian club
UK bookmaker will provide sports betting in US mogul’s Washington DC stadium
This takeover has some sombrely defensive characteristics
All-share takeover will create world’s biggest online betting operator by revenue
Protests at Conservative conference as staff press ahead with claims
Authorities push back launch of claims system as 360,000 await compensation
Dispute over access to game information linked to $65bn gambling industry
Online holiday company expects costs and opportunities in wake of rival’s collapse
Debt-fuelled growth brought scale needed to compete but sowed seeds of group’s collapse
Parent of Hollywood’s biggest talent agency and martial arts franchise faced tough sell
Bill for refunded bookings, repatriations and compensating hotels likely to be more than £500m
