Penn Stock Drops Over 5.5% After ESPN Partnership Ends
Penn announced it will keep customer data for nearly 3 million ESPN BET users, including 300,000 new sign-ups from the latest football season.
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- Anunay Sood’s ex-fiancée Brinda Sharma discusses their called-off engagement.
- Sood’s final Instagram post: “Still can't believe I spent the weekend surrounded by legends and dream machines.”
- Acclaimed travel creator Anunay Sood dies at 32.
- Quebec Municipal Election results with winners, runner-ups, and election plans.
- Soraya Martinez Ferrada, a former Liberal turned centrist, wins as Montreal mayor, ending eight years of Liberal rule.
- Ferrada plans to review bike lanes and tackle homelessness.
- Sam Hamad loses Quebec City mayor race to Bruno Marchand amid accusations of threats.
"Still can't believe I spent the weekend surrounded by legends and dream machines."
Summary: Penn retains ESPN BET user data despite stock drop; major Canadian political shifts occur, and the passing of influencer Anunay Sood marks the news cycle.
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