— -- An early release of lineup information in a DraftKings contest is raising questions about the transparency of the burgeoning daily fantasy industry. Users in online forums are asking ...

Updated 9:45 p.m. ET with state attorney general investigation. Two leading fantasy sports companies are promising to protect "the integrity of the games" they offer customers, after questions ...

Allegations of insiders passing information. $350,000 going into an employee bank account. Millions of dollars at stake. Sounds like Wall Street, but we’re talking daily fantasy sports. Boston ...

Sports Illustrated spoke with DraftKings CEO Jason Robins to discuss sports betting’s landmark day and the future ... Professional leagues want integrity fees or royalties as a way to profit ...

BOSTON (AP) — The NBA has agreed to a multiyear deal making DraftKings an official sports betting operator. ... The league says it will work with DraftKings to protect the integrity of NBA games.

Legalized sports betting seems a matter of when, not if. With cases in the Supreme Court, and bills before state legislatures, leagues like Major League Baseball and the NBA are looking to sway ...

Moreover, Robinhood and DraftKings will be trying to lure customers away from competing platforms that are already entrenched in election wagering and online sports betting. So it will be a challenge.

Although DraftKings holds a leading revenue share in the North American sports betting and iGaming market, which we see expanding to more than $40 billion in sales by 2030 versus $16.6 billion in ...

The two major U.S. sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity on Monday after an employee used insider information to place bets in the unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry.

Questions are being raised about the transparency of the daily fantasy industry after a DraftKings employee won $350,000 in a weekend contest on FanDuel. 24/7 Live San Francisco East Bay South Bay ...