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Sources: NBA, books in talks after Porter scandal
In the aftermath of the Jontay Porter betting scandal, the NBA and its partner sportsbooks are discussing changes to betting menus to combat similar occurrences in the future, according to multiple sources.ESPN - Sports - NBA -
Nuggets' Michael Porter Jr.'s 3 brothers' troubles: NBA ban, prison sentence, DWI arrest
Three of Nuggets star Michael Porter Jr.'s brothers have run into trouble. Jontay was banned from the NBA. Coban was sentenced to prison. Jevon was arrested on suspicion of DWI.Yahoo Sports - Sports - NBA -
Florida sees thriving future if climate resilience managed, research finds
Florida wildlife corridor will spearhead climate resilience if allowed to evolve and essential preparatory work done, study says. Climate predictions in Florida, for the most part, make pretty grim reading. Rising oceans threaten to submerge most ...The Guardian - World - Florida -
‘I can’t see a bright future’: under-30s on politics and voting in UK elections
Some are optimistic about a change of government after the next general election, while others are frustrated at the choices. Joshua Holmes, 29, from Barton Hill, Bristol, went out to vote in the local elections on Thursday afternoon.. “The ...The Guardian - World - United Kingdom -
Los Angeles Lakers fire coach Darvin Ham after losing in first round of NBA playoffs
Los Angeles Lakers fire coach Darvin Ham after losing in first round of NBA playoffsABC News - Sports - NBA -
NBA looking into Bucks' Patrick Beverley for throwing basketball at fans, interactions with media after loss
Milwaukee was eliminated from the postseason on ThursdayCBS Sports - Sports - NBA -
College basketball rankings: Oregon replaces Clemson in Top 25 And 1 after PJ Hall opts to remain in NBA Draft
The Ducks return half of their top scorers from a season ago and have added in key transfersCBS Sports - Sports - NBA -
U.S. Natural Gas Futures Snap Three-Week Losing Streak
U.S. natural gas futures posted their biggest weekly gain since January, supported by reports of rising LNG feedgas flows, lower U.S. production, and forecasts for hot weather in Texas next week that should drive up demand from the power sector.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Gambling-software company Games Global valued at about $2 billion in IPO
Games Global, which recently entered the U.S. market, has 40 exclusive studios, more than 1,300 proprietary games, and “some of the industry’s highest paying progressive jackpot network,” according to the company.MarketWatch - Business -
Jobs Report in Focus as Investors Seek Rate Clues
Stock futures ticked higher ahead of an employment report that is expected to show labor-market growth slowing in April.The Wall Street Journal - World
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