Revealed: how gambling industry targets poor people and ex … – The Guardian

The gambling industry is using third-party companies to harvest peoples data, helping bookmakers and online casinos target people on low incomes and those who have stopped gambling, the Guardian can reveal. Traditional online gambling ads have become more expensive, which has encouraged betting firms to resort to alternative means to hook consumers. This led to…

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UPDATE 1-Trump seeks $7.85 bln for Harvey relief, warns on debt ceiling – Reuters

(Adds details on funding request, background, adds quote from head of Senate appropriations panel) WASHINGTON, Sept 1 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump has asked Congress for an initial $7.85 billion for Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts, the White House budget director said on Friday, adding that failure to raise the budget ceiling may hinder disaster…

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‘Give me back my stud cattle’ – Queensland Country Life

THE daughter of a Wide Bay Burnett cattleman, who was evicted and allegedly forced into bankruptcy, has had the stud Brahmans she bought from her parents seized by bank trustees. The 14 stud Brahman cows and calves are set to be sold, despite Brooke Dingle offering evidence of her full ownership. The females were originally purchased by Ms Dingles parents but were bought…

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Harvey Relief Bill Could Help Congress Raise Debt Ceiling – Wall Street Journal (subscription)

Sept. 1, 2017 5:30 a.m. ET WASHINGTONWidespread support on Capitol Hill for Hurricane Harvey relief aid could help ease passage of high-stakes fiscal legislation that Congress must approve in September, lawmakers and analysts say. As Texas and Louisiana began to regroup after the storms record rainfalls, both Democrats and Republicans said they hoped to pass…

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Start repaying your loans with advice from the National Debtline plus, get a free fiver from our rewards club – The Sun

WOULD you credit it? Our borrowing has risen to such record levels that charities are warning that we are risking a serious debt problem. Credit taken out in the year to July grew by almost ten per cent, new figures from the Bank of England revealed this week. The average household owes £7,413 in unsecured…

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