Paul McNally

1 week ago | thebulletin.be | Liz Newmark |Paul McNally

Brussels Airport Company, the operator of Zaventem airport, has announced that 2024 was a record year for annual turnover and operating profit. However, when announcing its annual results, the company made clear that, for the sixth year in a row, no dividend will be paid to shareholders. There were about 10% fewer passengers seen at the airport last year (23.6 million) than in the record pre-Covid year of 2019, when 26.4 million passengers walked through the doors.

3 weeks ago | readwrite.com | Paul McNally

A new study has shown that gamblers in New South Wales (NSW) are losing a reported $24 million a day to electronic gaming machines. The report was carried out by Wesley Mission and aimed to break down the losses that gamblers were experiencing alongside the issues that individuals and families can face. Families are experiencing as much as $3,200 per person annually, with the total amount staked in the first 90 days of 2025 coming in at $2.17 billion.

3 weeks ago | readwrite.com | Paul McNally

In the ongoing legal battle between KalshiEx LLC (Kalshi) and Nevada gaming regulators, the Nevada Resort Association has intervened to add to the rising tensions. The case centres around the Nevada Gaming Control Board’s (NGCB) decision to place a cease-and-desist order on Kalshi after the regulator found the predictions provider was in breach of operational rules.

3 weeks ago | readwrite.com | Paul McNally

Long gone are the days when the only thing you needed to think about was how good your poker face was. As with anything competitive, especially when there are millions of dollars exchanging bank accounts, people are going to seek a competitive edge, and it is up to event organisers to ensure that whatever that might be remains within the boundaries of fair play.

3 weeks ago | readwrite.com | Paul McNally

Major League Baseball (MLB) has announced that several players who were suspended due to breaches of betting policy have now been reinstated to the league. The news comes almost a year after MLB decided to remove Athletics relief pitcher Michael Kelly, Arizona reliever Andrew Saalfrank, Philadelphia infielder José Rodríguez, and San Diego starter Jay Groome.