Caesars could buy William Hill for $3.7 billion as sports betting booms

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Caesars could buy William Hill for $3.7 billion as sports betting booms

London (CNN Business) Caesars Entertainment is in talks to buy William Hill in a deal that would value the British bookmaker at £2.9 billion ($3.7 billion) and underscore the size of the opportunity in online gaming and sports betting in the United States.
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China's Sina Agrees to Go Private in Sweetened $2.6 Billion Deal

Sina Corp. agreed to go private after an entity led by its chairman, Charles Chao, boosted its offer for the Chinese social media company to $43.30 a share in cash. The Beijing-based company said the offer implied an equity value for the company of $2.59 …
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Evergrande Tries to Stop Bond Rout From Becoming Downward Spiral

(Bloomberg) — China Evergrande Group shares rallied the most since March and its bonds showed tentative signs of stabilization after the property giant moved to reassure jittery investors of its financial strength. The world’s most indebted real estate company …
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Fintech startup GimBooks introduces Indian regional languages on its accounting & bookkeeping …

… languages on its cloud-based 'Made-in-India' business management and accounting platform for small business owners and entrepreneurs.
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'Don't drink, smoke or gamble': Anil Ambani tells UK court

Anil Ambani, the embattled chairman of Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) has denied a judge’s remark that he led a “lavish lifestyle”, during his cross-examination in a loan repayment case before a UK court. Facing questions regarding his assets from …
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