William Hill's adjusted EBITDA fell by 37% to £38 million.

William Hill's adjusted EBITDA fell by 37%, to £38 million (H1 2023: £61 million). Widerström, discussing retail challenges, said: "In the retail sector, we are seeking an internal gaming cabinet and software solution. The reason for this is clear: to drive differentiation."However, our initial test

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Evoke reports a 2% decline in revenue for the first half of 2024.

Evoke operates brands such as William Hill, 888, and Mr Green, reporting a 2% decrease in revenue year-over-year, totaling £862 million (1 billion US dollars).This decline is mainly due to an 8% drop in UK retail revenue, while online business in the UK and Ireland saw a slight increase of 1%. Inter

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