Regulation
US states regulate free-to-play prize games: What players need to know in 2026
How 2026 state laws are reshaping prize-game platforms, redeemable virtual coins and player access across the United States.
Meta, Tiktok, X lose legal challenge against UK regulator Ofcom over online safety demands
Bigger fines are only part of Australia’s new consumer-protection push
What happens to a company’s problems when it changes hands?
What operators should expect from a modern digital platform
From integrations and payments to compliance and scalability, modern iGaming platforms help operators streamline operations and prepare for long-term growth.
How to compare crypto savings products without relying on headline rates
A quoted annual rate is only one part of a savings decision. Access, counterparty exposure, plan terms and jurisdiction often matter more than the number in the largest type.
What traders should understand about gold CFD costs
Gold CFD costs depend on more than spreads and commissions. Contract size, overnight financing, leverage, trading hours and account conditions can all affect the final cost.
'Milk faces more regulation than AI,' emergency brakes must be implemented, says Microsoft pres.
Brad Smith said there should be a legal requirement for companies to write incident reports. "We know how to do this for other products," he said. "We should... think about how to apply it to AI."
One game, fifty different rulebooks
The U.S. has no single framework for online entertainment platforms, leaving states with different rules, licensing systems and access for consumers.
Will jet skis be banned from the Kinneret? The new regulation that could save swimmers
The Kinneret Cities Association is considering setting a maximum quota for motorized vessels allowed on the lake at any one time, following severe overcrowding and danger to swimmers.
Why prediction markets are becoming a mainstream financial product
Prediction markets are moving into mainstream finance as Wall Street brokerages, regulators and retail traders embrace event contracts tied to real outcomes.
AI researchers say companies rush self-improving systems, ignoring potentially disastrous risks
Neel Nanda, a research scientist at DeepMind, said he believed there was at least a 10% chance that AI could lead to human extinction, which he described as "ridiculously high."
AI poses a less dramatic threat than in movies like 'Terminator,' but cannot be ignored - analysis
Absent some kind of new major regulatory campaign, experts are debating whether the next phase of potential AI messes will only hurt more but will still be "in time" to prevent meltdowns.
Why are truck accident cases more complex than a regular car accident?
Truck accident cases can involve multiple liable parties, federal regulations, severe injuries, complex evidence, and aggressive insurers, making early legal investigation especially important.
