Steven Stradbrooke February 1, 2016 Shares in Canadas Amaya Gaming are up one-quarter on Monday after CEO David Baazov tabled a C$2.8b offer to take the company private. On Monday, PokerStars parent company Amaya issued a statement saying Baazov (pictured) and undisclosed partner investors were planning an all-cash $C21 per share offer to acquire the…
DetailsMore How a Little Bribery Could Be a Good ThingHow Google Perfected the Silicon Valley Acquisition3 Books Every Leader Should Read to Be Successful George Washington was among the most successful businessmen of his day. Raised in a single-parent home and bereft of formal education, he nevertheless parleyed a modest inheritance into what was by…
DetailsRepublican presidential candidate Marco Rubio casts himself as a champion of limited government and in a new campaign ad even depicts himself as a warrior against special interests. But on issues including sugar subsidies, online gambling, spending on military contractors, telecom regulations, and taxpayer support to scandal-plagued for-profit colleges, Rubio has backed a sweeping and…
DetailsPrime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was once an investor in PlayUp, which went into liquidation last week. Photo: Justin McManus A sports media business backed with more than $70 million in funding by some of Australia’s business, political and sporting elite, including Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, has been placed into liquidation. PlayUp’s holding company, Revo Pty Ltd, did not contest a…
DetailsA growing number of companies are dangling a recruitment perk that is tailor-made for the millennial generation: debt relief. Free snacks and gym memberships don’t hold the allure they once did for young people entering the working world. Buried under student loans of more than $29,000 on average, they want help. “For this millennial group,…
DetailsPrime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was once an investor in PlayUp, which went into liquidation last week. Justin McManus A sports media business backed with more than $70 million in funding by some of Australia’s business, political and sporting elite, including Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, has been placed into liquidation. PlayUp’s holding company, Revo Pty Ltd, did not contest a winding-up…
DetailsNational Debt Relief recently shared in an article published January 19, 2016 some tips consumers can use to be able to extend their grocery budget. The article titled “How To Stretch Your Food Budget Till It Begs For Mercy” helps people by sharing tips they can use that would benefit their grocery expenses and their…
DetailsMinneapolis A growing number of companies are dangling a recruitment perk that is tailor-made for the millennial generation: debt relief. Free snacks and gym memberships dont hold the allure they once did for young people entering the working world. Buried under student loans of more than $29,000 on average, they want help. For this millennial…
DetailsThe number of people whose financial situation was so bad that they became insolvent in 2015 is expected to be at its lowest levels in a decade in official figures released on Friday. Creditor services firm RSM predicts that across England and Wales, the Insolvency Service’s figures will show there were around 80,000 personal insolvencies…
DetailsBy all appearances, Owen Hanson was doing quite well for himself. An online magazine story touted how the former University of Southern California football player turned real estate entrepreneur had modeled his new Redondo Beach home after the Las Vegas hotels he likes to frequent, complete with a lap pool, tequila room, and sleek master…
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