US makes EU gambling offer
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The US offers trade concessions to the EU as compensation for refusing to change gambling rules.
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A report on gambling in the UK, which is expected to influence plans for super-casinos, is to be published.
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Las Vegas-based Harrah's Entertainment  , the world's biggest casino operator, has agreed to buy  Britain's London Clubs  for $530 million, giving the  U.S. company a strong opening in Europe.
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The United States vowed Wednesday to defend its ban on cross-border Internet gambling by appealing a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling that favored the tiny Caribbean nation of Antigua.
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EU and US negotiators strike a deal on sharing information on passengers wishing to fly to the US.
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WPP and a US buyout firm will submit offers for US ad agency Grey Global today, while France&#39;s Havas faces opposition to its bid from one of
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USA Network has won its  bet on "Casino Royale."
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US legislation on online betting was described as "protectionist" by the European Union's top financial regulator on Tuesday and may trigger legal action before the World Trade Organisation.
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GENEVA -- A ruling from the World Trade Organization could open the United States to offshore Internet gambling. A WTO panel says the federal government should drop its ban on Americans placing bets at online casinos.
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American casino operators are planning a 5 billion pound (7.2 billion euros, $9 billion) punt on Britain becoming the gambling mecca of Europe.
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US casino giant Caesars plans to build a Â£335m gambling and leisure resort beside the new Wembley Stadium in London, its first foray into Europe.
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The World Trade Organization says the US ban on cross-border gambling violates international trade laws; the United States said it would appeal.
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The world's largest gambling firm, Harrah's Entertainment, is offering $530 million to buy London Clubs International, a British casino operator.
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European online gaming companies which  have been shut out of U.S. markets urged the European Union on  Wednesday to demand as much as $100 billion in compensation in  the hope that Washington might yet be pressed into reversing  its ban.
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The EU and US take a large step towards a deal that will open the airline industry to greater competition.
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By Daily Mail, London  Jun. 5--PartyGaming has decided it is better to face American authorities  head on, rather than allowing its share price to be dogged by legal  uncertainties.
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A World Trade Organization (WTO) panel ruled today that US prohibitions on Internet gambling are unfair trade practices and that the country should open its borders to international casinos.