Columbia Pacific Advisors provides $30m loan to Esports Technologies
Published by Esports Insider Investment company Columbia Pacific Advisors (CPBF) has announced a $30m (~£22.8m) senior secured term loan to the esports wagering products provider Esports Technologies. Esports Technologies will use proceeds of the loan to acquire the business-to-consumer (B2C) assets and related operations of Aspire Global, an online casino and sportsbook company, in a $75.9 (~£60.3m) transaction. RELATED: Esports Technologies joins ESIC as anti-corruption supporter The acquired brands include online casinos Karamba, Hopa, Griffon Casino and Dansk777, and online sportsbook BetTarget. The loan has been prov…
THE MINISTRY FOR EQUALITY, RESEARCH AND INNOVATION AND THE MINISTRY FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND SOLIDARITY, THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN’S RIGHTS Book donation to domestic violence shelters
Minister for Equality, Research and Innovation Owen Bonnici and Minister for Solidarity and Social Justice, the Family and Children’s Rights Michael Falzon visited Dar Ghabex which serves as a shelter for victims of domestic violence. During this visit…
Calls Grow Worldwide for COVID Booster Shots
Health officials in the United States, Israel and other nations have for months been pushing for COVID-19 booster shots among older populations, and those calls are now growing worldwide. The issue was discussed at an extraordinary meeting at World Hea…
New Zealand’s Plan to End Smoking: A Lifetime Ban for Youth
New Zealand’s government believes it has come up with a unique plan to end tobacco smoking — a lifetime ban for those 14 or younger.Under a new law the government announced Thursday and plans to pass next year, the minimum age to buy cigarettes would k…