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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Go May 17, 2016 - Vimarsana News

BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Go May 17, 2016

Stocks are going to end. Ceo jimin charge, moran, joins us later in the program. First, markets. David in the markets this morning jonathan in the markets this morning, s p 500 futures down. Over in europe, a day of gains. The ftse up 510 and the dax up 1 10 of 1 . We will get through the other Asset Classes for you. Cable, big story. The pound at 144 as i speak and the euro at 1422. 47. 75. Ti up about 1 10 of 1 . Around the world and check in with our Bloomberg Team for indepth coverage of our top four stories. Mike mckee on a barrage of u. S. Economic data this morning. Guy johnson has deta...

Emergency at 580 feet - Vimarsana News

Emergency at 580 feet

It's a quiet weekend afternoon, and there's only one air traffic controller in Shaw Tower at Shaw Air Force Base. That controller is Summerville native and Staff Sgt. Samuel McLean,

FIFA World Cup Provides A $35 Billion Betting Boon for Bookmakers - Vimarsana News

FIFA World Cup Provides A $35 Billion Betting Boon for Bookmakers

A total of $35 billion will be wagered on the 2022 FIFA World Cup, a 65% increase on the previous edition after a surge in online gambling during the pandemic.

Source: ndtv.com
DraftKings Stock Jumps After Reports of ESPN Partnership - Vimarsana News

DraftKings Stock Jumps After Reports of ESPN Partnership

Multiple reports say that Disney is negotiating to sign DraftKings to create an ESPN-branded sports betting app.

Canada legalizes single-game sports betting, opening up billion-dollar market - Vimarsana News

Canada legalizes single-game sports betting, opening up billion-dollar market

The federal government has made it legal to gamble on individual sporting events, bringing legitimacy to a murky industry on which Canadians already spend billions of dollars a year.

Source: cbc.ca