Greentube launches enhanced B2B social casino solution
17th March 2021
| By Greentube
Greentube Pro 2.0 product will allow partners to offer highly engaging monetisation features
Greentube, the Novomatic Interactive division, has launched Greentube Pro 2.0, a boosted version of its B2B social casino solution.
Greentube Pro 2.0, developed by the supplier’s subsidiary Bluebat Games, is a marketing solution that enables global land-based casinos to stay connected with their players by engaging them with the casino brand through online social casino gaming.
The enhanced product will allow partners to offer highly engaging monetisation features with the purpose of maximising revenue and amplifying the casino experience for players for better retention levels.
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New Boral chief executive Zlatko Todorcevski says it’s difficult to build a culture through a computer screen.
But he’s giving it a real shot out of necessity. He’s almost nine months into the role as he attempts a turnaround of the building products group that has a large North American business and a wide network of assets around Australia.
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Government Regulation And The Stock Market
The companies that live or die with the stroke of a regulatory pen
By Tim Boreham, Editor, The New Criterion
Deep in any corporate vault lies a piece of paper or two that affirms the right of an enterprise to operate, such as articles of incorporation, a banking or broadcasting licence or a mining permit.
Apart from diligent company secretaries, no one else will give the paperwork a second thought. But when this right to operate is threatened, the anxiety level quickly rises.
Nothing exemplifies the dangers more than the stricken
Crown Resorts ((CWN)), which faces a crucial NSW decision on whether it should hold the right to operate Sydney’s second casino. The Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority has deemed the Packer-linked entity to be not suitable, but it’s up to Macquarie Street to decide.
Dozens of companies report large boost in profits after receiving JobKeeper subsidy
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The six largest JobKeeper recipients accounted for roughly 63 per cent of all JobKeeper payments going to listed companies.
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More than 30 companies recorded higher profits in the last six months of 2020 after receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in JobKeeper subsidies than in the last six months of 2019.
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34 companies reported an increase in underlying earnings for the six months to 31 December, when compared to the same period in 2019, after receiving JobKeeper subsidies
A quarter of all companies on the ASX 300 received JobKeeper payments in 2020
From March 2020 companies were eligible for the $1,500 fortnightly jobkeeper payment per worker for a period of six months if they estimated they would suffer a 30% revenue decline, or 50% for those with turnover of $1bn or more.
The rules were tightened from September requiring a reassessment every quarter and for the downturn to be based on actual GST turnover.
Ownership Matters found that ASX300 companies had banked a total of $3.8bn in government subsidies in 2020, including $2.5bn of jobkeeper payments claimed by 75 entities.
The six largest jobkeeper recipients were Qantas, which received $726m, Crown Resorts ($254m), Flight Centre ($195m), Star Entertainment Group ($152m), Eagers Automotive ($129m) and G8 Education ($102m).