Delhi Police moved before dawn, detaining activists, a prominent YouTuber and legal advisers tied to the Citizens for Justice Platform (CJP) within hours of their arrival in the capital. Among those
Gambling harm rarely announces itself. It builds quietly through missed payments, withdrawn behaviour and small lies, until the people closest to the gambler are left wondering whether to speak up.
Three separate developments this week reveal how fast U.S. crypto regulation is moving even without new legislation from Congress. Strive quietly bought 2,000 bitcoin for roughly $169 million, the
A new supply and data-sharing agreement between Bacta, the trade association representing the UK's amusement and gaming machine sector, and Boomerang Digital will link up self-exclusion schemes that
An economy expanding at more than 7% a year would normally be expected to power a buoyant stock market. Not in India's case. Despite outpacing every other major economy in growth terms, Indian
A newly launched online casino called Bets24, operating since 2024, has entered a crowded gambling market without disclosing basic information about who runs it. That gap matters more than it might
Paddywin has positioned itself in Nigeria's crowded online betting market with a registration process built around a single promo code rather than the layered bonus menus common elsewhere. The code
The apparel category built around a single garment is quietly becoming one of the more resilient corners of e-commerce. Valued at roughly $3.64 billion in 2023, the global T-shirt industry is
Almost nine million people tuned in to watch the opening episode of the second series of Celebrity Traitors, a jump of roughly three million on the launch of the previous run. The BBC format, which
Harmanpreet Kaur has relinquished the captaincy of India's women's cricket team across Tests, one-day internationals and T20 internationals, ending a tenure that reshaped the sport's standing in the
Three closeout opportunities headline Friday's NBA playoff slate, and the betting lines reflect genuine uncertainty rather than foregone conclusions. Detroit, Cleveland and the Lakers all face
Billions of dollars move from household bank accounts to federal coffers each year not because of complex tax schemes gone wrong, but because of something far more mundane: avoidance. Taxpayers delay
A new business degree aimed at Britain's kitchens and hospitality boardrooms is taking shape through an unusual academic partnership. Birkbeck, University of London, has joined forces with Le Cordon
