Penn Stock Falls Over 5.5% After Ending ESPN Partnership
Penn announced it will keep the customer data for nearly 3 million people who registered for ESPN BET, including 300,000 new users from the recent football season.
News Highlights
- Alberta nursing care workers threaten a massive strike; demands and finance minister's response as deadline approaches.
- Details on Anunay Sood’s death: net worth, family, career, and relationships.
- Anunay Sood's ex-fiancée Brinda Sharma explains why their engagement was called off.
- Anunay Sood’s final Instagram post days before his death reflects on memorable moments.
- Quebec Municipal Election results: winners, runner-ups, election plans, and notable changes.
Quebec Election and Political Changes
Former Liberal Soraya Martinez Ferrada, now identifying as a centrist, won the Montreal mayoral race after 8 years of left-leaning leadership. Her priorities include reviewing bike lanes and addressing homelessness.
Sam Hamad lost the Quebec City mayoral race to Bruno Marchand amid accusations against Hamad involving threats to his daughter.
“Still can't believe I spent the weekend surrounded by legends and dream machines.” — Anunay Sood’s final Instagram post
Summary: Penn retains ESPN BET customer data amid stock drop, while key political shifts and notable personal stories emerge from recent Canadian news events.