November 2024
Rebekah Giles has more than one gambling entanglement
Small world? Readers, it’s basically a fishbowl.
- Myriam Robin
July 2024
- Exclusive
- Political lobbying
Meet the lobbyists aiming to keep the gambling dollars rolling in
With the Albanese government’s gambling ad policy still up in the air, the Financial Review looked at who’s been hitting the corridors of power for sports betting firms.
- Ronald Mizen
March 2024
Tabcorp slides into laugh emoji territory
The gaming company’s CEO Adam Rytenskild causes laughs at Entain, the foreign-owned giant that once offered $3.5 billion for his wagering assets.
- Mark Di Stefano
June 2023
Hotshot analyst Larry Gandler pops up at Shaw and Partners
The decorated researcher will bulk up the firm’s emerging companies coverage with a focus on industrial, retail and consumer names.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
October 2022
New Star CEO accepts casino ‘lost its way’, starts job early
Robbie Cooke, the current Tyro boss, will start work at the beleaguered casino group next Monday rather than December 31.
- Elouise Fowler
April 2022
Grant Samuel repeats itself, to opposite ends
Corporate consultancy Grant Samuel recommended Tatts shareholders approve a Tabcorp merger. It now urges Tabcorp shareholders to support a demerger.
- Myriam Robin
September 2020
The Tabcorp school of shareholder management
If shareholders vote down an LTI grant to its outgoing chief, Tabcorp will just pay him in cash.
- Myriam Robin
July 2020
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
New Tabcorp bosses can bet on demerger debate
Paula Dwyer and David Attenborough struck a brilliant deal to grab Tatts Group's lotteries business. But the division's success has created a new challenge.
- James Thomson
February 2020
Private equity likely to circle Tabcorp business unit
Tabcorp's gaming services business is likely to attract the attention of private equity firms after a plunge in its earnings saw its future put under review.
- James Thomson
November 2019
Bookmakers ad spending has soared to more than $500m since TV ban
The amount listed sports betting companies have spent on marketing has soared since moves in 2015 to protect children from gambling ads.
- Lucas Baird
July 2019
Powerball drives Tabcorp's lottery surge
The historic $110 million Powerball jackpot next Thursday is a symbol of a the resurgence of Australia's sleepy lottery sector.
- James Thomson
December 2017
Tatts shareholders in big vote for $11b Tabcorp merger
The Tabcorp and Tatts merger will have $5 billion in annual revenues.
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- John Stensholt
Spring carnival a TV winner for Tabcorp's Sky Racing
Tabcorp and Racing.com had strong broadcast numbers for the spring carnival.
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- John Stensholt
CrownBet key in battle to fight Tabcorp, Tatts giant
The writing is on the wall for the corporate bookmakers, who have to scale up to compete with the soon to be merged Tabcorp and Tatts.
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- John Stensholt
November 2017
CrownBet drops legal threat to Tabcorp Tatts merger
CrownBet will get Sky Racing vision, except for NSW racing.
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- John Stensholt
Jackpots give Tatts timely trading boost
A strong run of jackpots has given Tatts Group a big boost ahead of its mooted $11 billion merger with Tabcorp.
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- John Stensholt
Tribunal says Tabcorp-Tatts merger will boost competition
The Australian Competition Tribunal released its reasons for decision on the Tabcorp and Tatts Group merger on Wednesday
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- James Thomson and John Stensholt
Tabcorp's rivals may have hope yet in new betting environment
The reasons for greenlighting the Tabcorp and Tatts merger will be handed down on Wednesday, as corporate bookmakers look at how to cope with a changing industry.
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- John Stensholt
Tabcorp $11b deal for Tatts given green light again
The Australian Competition Tribunal handed down its decision regarding the Tabcorp and Tatts merger on Friday.
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- John Stensholt and Patrick Durkin
Sandon Capital urges Tatts shareholders to ditch Tabcorp merger
Tatts shareholders will vote on the Tabcorp merger on November 30, but activist investor Sandon Capital say they should reject the merger.
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- John Stensholt