More than three million Australians will have their student debt wiped in a bid to win over younger voters crushed by the cost of living crisis. Education Minister Jason Clare on Sunday announced the government would cap the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) indexation rate, eliminating about $3 billion of student debt. The capped rate…
Topline MGM Resorts denied an anonymously sourced report from last week claiming singer Bruno Mars owed the resort company millions of dollars in gambling debts accumulated at the company’s Las Vegas casinos, telling Forbes no such debt actually exists. Bruno Mars of Silk Sonic performs onstage during the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards at MGM Grand…
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Following a report that singer Bruno Mars owed the MGM Grand Casino in Las Vegas a whopping $50 million in gambling debt, the casino released a statement through TMZ.com refuting the rumor. “We’re proud of our relationship with Bruno Mars, one of the world’s most thrilling and dynamic performers,” said the MGM Grand. “MGM and…
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A Las Vegas casino has denied Bruno Mars racked up a $50 million (£39 million) gambling debt. A representative for MGM Resorts International issued a formal statement on Monday to describe a supportive relationship with the Uptown Funk singer, and refute reports Bruno, 38, had incurred multimillion dollar debts at the company’s casinos. “We’re proud…
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Major League Baseball officials will tell anyone who listens that the integrity of the sport is safer than ever. Despite the widespread legalization of sports gambling, despite MLB’s lucrative partnerships with the gambling platforms, despite Americans legally wagering about $120 billion on sports last year alone, and despite in-game advertisements that encourage fans to place…