Ladbrokes Reworks 888 Holdings Acquisition to Shield Against U.S. Regulation

The long-rumored acquisition by British gaming giant Ladbrokes of 888 Holdings Plc, the parent company of Pacific Poker, has experienced another wrinkle. According to several British websites…

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Sun, January 21st, 2007

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