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FanDuel’s President on Reining In Risky Betting

The explosion in sports betting apps raises questions about safety and the culture around sports. FanDuel Group President Christian Genetski addresses those questions and offers an inside look at the biggest sports betting app in the US. To hear another perspective on this topic, ...  Show more

How to Protect Yourself from Automated Pricing Schemes

We’re all used to paying the same price as our neighbor for the same product in the same store. But that system of consistent pricing is starting to change. Using consumer data to inform AI-powered pricing algorithms, some companies have begun charging different consumers differe ...  Show more

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