Gambling.com Group ( GAMB ) announced on Thursday that chairman, chief executive officer (CEO), and co-founder Charles Gillespie will be appointed executive chairman of the board and that current chief operating officer and co-founder Kevin McCrystle will succeed Gillespie as chief executive officer of the company. McCrystle, who co-founded Gambling.com Group and has served as chief operating offi...
Gambling.com Group ( GAMB ) announced on Thursday that chairman, chief executive officer (CEO), and co-founder Charles Gillespie will be appointed executive chairman of the board and that current chief operating officer and co-founder Kevin McCrystle will succeed Gillespie as chief executive officer of the company. McCrystle, who co-founded Gambling.com Group and has served as chief operating officer since 2007 and as a director since May 2024, currently serves on the board of directors, and he is based at the company's U.S. headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina . The appointments will be effective after the company's annual general meeting, which is expected to take place in mid-May 2026. The company said that McCrystle and Gillespie will jointly host the company's 2026 first-quarter results conference call, which is currently expected to take place in mid-May 2026. GAMB +1.31% premarket to $4.0426. Source: Press Release More on Gambling.com UnitedHealth, Hims & Hers, Gambling.Com - Value Investing With Raul Shah Gambling.com Group Limited (GAMB) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Gambling.com Group: Dirt Cheap Pick-And-Shovel Gambling Growth Play Gambling.com beats top-line and bottom-line estimates; gives FY26 outlook Gambling.com details upside from the Odds Holdings acquisition
A woman shops for prepared food at Eataly March 19, 2026 in the Manhattan borough of New York City. Robert Nickelsberg | Getty Images The Iran war and its impact on the global energy market will keep headline U.S. inflation this year well above the Federal Reserve's projections, possibly necessitating policy action, according to a key global policy group. In its periodic update of economic conditi...
A woman shops for prepared food at Eataly March 19, 2026 in the Manhattan borough of New York City. Robert Nickelsberg | Getty Images The Iran war and its impact on the global energy market will keep headline U.S. inflation this year well above the Federal Reserve's projections, possibly necessitating policy action, according to a key global policy group. In its periodic update of economic conditions, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development forecast all-items inflation in the U.S. to be at 4.2% for 2026. The forecast is a sharp step up from the prior projection of 2.8%. Moreover, it is much higher than the 2.7% Fed officials estimated when they updated their own forecasts last week. The revision is due to two primary factors: the war in the Middle East , and the ongoing impact from U.S. tariffs that, while lower than prior levels, continue to impact prices around the world. "The breadth and duration of the conflict are very uncertain, but a prolonged period of higher energy prices will add markedly to business costs and raise consumer price inflation, with adverse consequences for growth," the OECD. However, the agency said U.S. inflation is likely to recede sharply in 2027, back to 1.6%, which is actually well below the Fed estimate of 2.2% and less than the central bank's 2% target. Core inflation, which excludes energy as well as food prices, is estimated at 2.8% this year then 2.4% in 2027. In its baseline forecast, the OECD said it sees the Fed keeping its policy rate flat through 2027 "reflecting rising headline inflation in the near-term, core inflation projected to remain above target through 2027, and solid projected GDP growth." The organization, though, cautioned that the Fed and its global counterparts "need to remain vigilant" against inflation threats. "The current supply-induced rise in global energy prices can be looked through provided inflation expectations remain well-anchored, but policy adjustment may be needed if there are sig...
Countdown to tournament begins in earnest with friendly against Uruguay so it’s time to forget other countries are good at football Is it too early to start plotting England’s inevitable route to World Cup glory? If nothing else it’ll stop me refreshing the internet to find out if Tim Sherwood is going to manage Spurs for the next three games before Dave from Chas & Dave comes in for the final Hai...
Countdown to tournament begins in earnest with friendly against Uruguay so it’s time to forget other countries are good at football Is it too early to start plotting England’s inevitable route to World Cup glory? If nothing else it’ll stop me refreshing the internet to find out if Tim Sherwood is going to manage Spurs for the next three games before Dave from Chas & Dave comes in for the final Hail Mary. Perhaps you’re focused on Arsenal coming second in everything, Everton finishing above Liverpool or the wild York/Rochdale title race in the National League. Take a weekend off and start dreaming of Gianni and Trump handing Harry Kane the trophy as the world burns. Continue reading...
MARA ( MARA ) said on Thursday it had agreed to repurchase about $1B of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2030 and 2031. The company has entered into privately negotiated agreements to repurchase about $367.5M of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2030 for $322.9M and about $633.4M of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2031 for ~$589.9M. The 2030 and 2031 note repurchases are expected to close...
MARA ( MARA ) said on Thursday it had agreed to repurchase about $1B of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2030 and 2031. The company has entered into privately negotiated agreements to repurchase about $367.5M of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2030 for $322.9M and about $633.4M of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2031 for ~$589.9M. The 2030 and 2031 note repurchases are expected to close on March 30 and March 31, 2026, respectively. The transactions are expected to generate about $88.1M in cash savings, reflecting a 9% discount to par, and reduce outstanding convertible debt by 30%. Approximately $632.5M of 2030 notes and $291.6M of 2031 notes will remain outstanding. The company had sold 15,133 bitcoin for about $1.1B between March 4 and March 25, 2026. The proceeds from the bitcoin sales will fund the notes repurchase transactions, with the remainder available for general corporate purposes. J. Wood Capital Advisors LLC acted as financial advisor, and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP acted as legal advisor. More on MARA Holdings MARA Holdings: Still Just A Bitcoin Treasury MARA Holdings Makes A Different Kind Of Partnership MARA Holdings, Inc. (MARA) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript CleanSpark continues to see highest short interest among crypto firms with over $2B market cap MARA outlines 1GW near-term IT capacity target with Starwood JV while expanding AI and digital infrastructure strategy
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FinkAvenue Salesforce ( CRM ) on Thursday said that the U.S. Department of Labor has modernized its National Contact Center (DOL NCC) with Salesforce and is rolling out Agentforce — a suite of autonomous AI agents that reason and take action — to provide more personalized support that meets citizens where they are. The DOL NCC, which is vital to supporting the welfare of America’s workforce and re...
FinkAvenue Salesforce ( CRM ) on Thursday said that the U.S. Department of Labor has modernized its National Contact Center (DOL NCC) with Salesforce and is rolling out Agentforce — a suite of autonomous AI agents that reason and take action — to provide more personalized support that meets citizens where they are. The DOL NCC, which is vital to supporting the welfare of America’s workforce and retirees, is leveraging Salesforce’s data fabric and cloud technologies as the foundation for the new contact center and deploying Agentforce to provide a digital workforce of autonomous, intelligent AI agents. More on Salesforce Salesforce: Market Is Pricing It At Doomsday Valuations Why Salesforce's 'AI Problem' Is Actually Its Greatest Opportunity Salesforce: AI Is Not The Problem, Architecture Is Insider trades: Salesforce, Broadcom among notable names this week J.P. Morgan outlines CRM options play for uncertain Iran war outcome
Members of Hong Kong’s ethnic minority groups enjoy near-universal access to digital devices but are not benefiting as much as they could from online services, the equality watchdog has said, urging the government to harness AI to provide multilingual support and simplify app registration. In a study released on Thursday on improving the digital divide among ethnic minority groups, Equal Opportuni...
Members of Hong Kong’s ethnic minority groups enjoy near-universal access to digital devices but are not benefiting as much as they could from online services, the equality watchdog has said, urging the government to harness AI to provide multilingual support and simplify app registration. In a study released on Thursday on improving the digital divide among ethnic minority groups, Equal Opportunities Commission chairwoman Linda Lam Mei-sau said members of the community primarily used electronic...
A man pumps gas at an Exxon station as the price of oil and gas has surged amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, in Washington, D.C., U.S., March 5, 2026. Ken Cedeno | Reuters As the Iran war continues, and traffic through the Strait of Hormuz , a key global oil shipping route, remains stalled, many Americans are seeing higher gas prices . That elevated cost threatens to offset larger tax refu...
A man pumps gas at an Exxon station as the price of oil and gas has surged amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, in Washington, D.C., U.S., March 5, 2026. Ken Cedeno | Reuters As the Iran war continues, and traffic through the Strait of Hormuz , a key global oil shipping route, remains stalled, many Americans are seeing higher gas prices . That elevated cost threatens to offset larger tax refunds this season, depending on how long the Iran conflict lasts, some experts say. Iran on Wednesday received President Donald Trump 's 15-point plan to end the war , which initially lowered crude oil prices. But that drop reversed on Thursday after the country rejected the U.S. ceasefire offer . Meanwhile, American consumers are still paying higher prices at the pump. The price of gasoline on Thursday was at a nationwide average of $3.98 a gallon, up by roughly 33% from one month ago, according to AAA . Those higher gas prices could chip away at the windfall received by some taxpayers this spring. As of Mar. 13, the average refund amount for individual filers was $3,623, about $350 more than a year earlier, according to the latest IRS data. Read more CNBC personal finance coverage Higher gas prices from Iran war could offset Trump's bigger tax refunds Single women see homeownership as 'a wealth-building tool,' economist says Amid March Madness, NY Fed highlights sports betting toll on credit health Social Security benefits can top $100,000 a year for some couples Iran war may further 'chill' an already frozen job market, economist says More than 7 million student loan borrowers are in a defunct payment plan Lawmakers warn of price gouging amid Iran war — experts point to supply shocks Donating from your IRA has tax advantages. A bipartisan bill may expand options BlackRock CEO Fink: Trump accounts may be 'significant' wealth-building tool The uneven cost of tariffs: Why some households will pay more than others When it comes to private credit, 'some caution is reasonable,' ...
mesh cube/iStock via Getty Images Micron recently released stellar numbers for their Q2 2026 quarterly report. They blew Wall Street's expectations out of the water across the board! Their revenue, gross margin, earnings per share, and free cash flow all hit record highs.
mesh cube/iStock via Getty Images Micron recently released stellar numbers for their Q2 2026 quarterly report. They blew Wall Street's expectations out of the water across the board! Their revenue, gross margin, earnings per share, and free cash flow all hit record highs.