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Webis Holdings
LON:WEB
Webis Holdings PLC is a holding company with two subsidiaries operating in the gaming and technology sectors. betinternet.com is a full-featured sportsbook portal, with fixed-odds betting available on all of the major global sports including Football, US Sports, Golf, Tennis, Motor Racing amongst others. Through this portal, customers can also access an instant, download and live dealer casino as well as a suite of fixed-odds games, www.betinternet.com European Wagering Services (EWS) owns a totalisator hub, located in the Isle of Man, through which it is able to pass wagers directly into global racetrack betting pools, in real time. As a result of operating its own hub, the company is able to provide advanced technical solutions for third party pari-mutuel operators and outlets. In addition, EWS operates a website, www.link2bet.com , as well as a telephone call centre, providing end user customers with the opportunity to bet on thoroughbred, greyhound, harness and Jai Alai at tracks around the world.
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A look at some of the major movers in London on Friday
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Matomy Media receives approaches from parties interested in buying its Team Internet stake
A look at the day's major movers, including Webis Holdings and Wey Education
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High street updates, US jobs, UK PMIs to provide focus after New Year holidays
There will be some key data from the US and UK at the start of the new year, and Christmas retail trading news will be a dominant focus notably from Next PLC
Webis weak on limited California license renewal; Kier Group drops on cash call
A look at some winners and losers in the UK equity market on Friday
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Small caps movers: ASOS shares purr as twentysomethings go wild for animal print clothes
A look back at some of the more interesting stories from the junior market this week...
Webis Holdings slumps after US subsidiary falls out with a customer
WatchandWager will focus on securing new B2B deals to replace the one it appears to have lost. It says it is in advanced discussions with a number of other potential leads
Webis welcomes US Supreme Court decision to lift the ban on sports wagering
The chances of the totalisator-style betting system operator not welcoming the decision were about 1-1,000
Webis and GAN soar after US Supreme Court opens door to the legalisation of sports betting in the US
Shares in the big players went up yesterday as news of the court's decision came through but most have seen profit-taking this morning, leaving the spotlight open for the smaller players
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FTSE 100 closes in red; IMF cuts UK growth forecasts
The FTSE 100 index closed down 18.87 points at 7,525 on a day of light volumes
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Has Christmas come early for the CBI Distributive Trades Survey?
Last month, the survey reported a pick-up in retail sales following a dip in October, but the report also highlighted the strongest growth in average selling price in over 26 years, highlighting the march of inflation
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Little stuffing for the turkeys in final trading week before Christmas, and beyond
The corporate news diary is, not unsurprisingly, almost completely empty, while the macro calendar is also pretty Spartan aside from two CBI surveys and final UK GDP data
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Webis Holdings, Billby both leap after posting a return to profit
A look at some of the biggest risers and fallers in the London market today
Webis Holdings climbs as US online arm receives New York State gaming approval
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FTSE100 closes a tad lower as eyes and nerves turn to election
FTSE100 subdued after latest poll points to hung parliament
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Webis sales rise not enough to offset margin concerns
Some the largest share price rises and fall in London at 3pm: Webis, Wey Education, ValiRx
Premier Oil soars higher lenders give it more breathing space
The oil company has earned another reprieve from its lenders which buoyed investors
FTSE 100 shares end firm but nearly wipe out gains post-OPEC deal
FTSE 100 shares almost wiped out their gains on Wednesday after an “on paper” deal was struck by OPEC members to cut oil supply by 1.2mln barrels a day
Risers & Fallers: AEC Education, Volex, European Metals, Artemis VCT, Papua Mining, Trans-Siberian Gold
To misquote Jerry Lee, there's a whole lotta fundin' going on
Market gains silver lining as precious metals twinkle
Silver prices hit a 10-month high and gold stocks glittered
Small caps stocks in stasis
The Aim indices may be becalmed but the big movements are still to be found among the small caps
Webis Holdings races ahead as PMU extends French pools contract
The AIM share more than doubled as it secured the rights to offer its WatchandWager customers access to the French horse racing pooled betting as well as a streaming services.
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UK shares ahead as Webis takes London podium
Top riser in London was gaming and tech holding group Webis.......
Risers and fallers: PeerTV, Betfair, Ukrproduct, RBS ...
Today's main share price risers and fallers at 4.15pm
Risers & Fallers: Aminex, Coal of Africa, Kimberly Ents, LGO Energy, Rockhopper, Webis Holdings
Home Retail is back in play as Sainsbury's releases a slide show presentation of its pitch to buy the Argos and Homebase owner.
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FTSE100 drops 40 as supermarkets struggle
The FTSE100 ended the day 40 points, or 0.6% lower at 6,274.
Risers & Fallers: Moneyswap, Webis Holdings, Sunrise
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at around 3.30pm.
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Risers & Fallers: Independent Resources, Cyan Holdings, Avocet Mining, Webis and more
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
Risers & Fallers: Webis, Stellar Resources, CLS, Kimberly Enterprises, Clarkson and more...
Below are the main news driven share price movements at 4pm...
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Risers & Fallers: African Potash, Vedanta, Superglass, ECR, Avocet and more...
African Potash rose again while Avocet Mining's shares continue to be volatile.