Huddle appointed Iain Hutchison as senior vice president of business development, the company said. Hutchison will lead its commercial strategy; he previously held senior roles at Genius Sports and Digitain.
Hutchison will lead Huddle’s commercial strategy, bringing experience from senior roles at Genius Sports and Digitain.
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Genius Sports announced on 9 April 2026 that Tony Marlow had joined as chief marketing officer. Marlow will lead global marketing, communications and brand strategy and join the executive leadership team, the company said.
Genius Sports raised its full-year guidance after reporting a $10.4m operating profit for the three months to 30 September 2026, compared with a $25.6m loss a year earlier. Revenue rose to $269.9m, while net loss narrowed to $15.7m; the company attributed Media growth mainly to its acquisition of Legend.
Genius Sports lifted its full-year guidance for a third straight quarter. The company reported an operating profit of $10.4m, against a loss of $25.6m the year before.
Genius Sports raised its 2026 revenue forecast to $1.015bn-$1.035bn and adjusted EBITDA guidance to $287m-$297m, following Q3 partnerships with Kalshi and Polymarket. The company reported Q3 revenue of $269.9m and adjusted EBITDA of $87.1m, while its year-to-date net loss was $147.9m; CEO Mark Locke said the business was benefiting from its combined scale after acquiring Legend.
Genius Sports has lifted its expectations for revenue and EBITDA in 2026. Leadership expects 2026 revenue between $1.015bn and $1.035bn, with adjusted EBITDA between $287m and $297m.
Genius Sports reported Q3 revenue of $270m, up 62%, according to the report. Media revenue rose 126%, primarily driven by the acquisition of the Covers.com parent earlier in 2026.
Q3 revenue at Genius Sports reached $270m, a 62% uplift, with the Legend acquisition credited as a help. The supplier reported that media revenue surged 126%, driven mainly by its purchase of the parent company of Covers.com earlier this year.
Brazil’s National Secretary for Sports Betting and Economic Development Giovanni Rocco presented the ministry’s work at an STF public hearing on 3 November. He cited training for 482 police officers, integrity measures and the country’s adherence to the Macolin Convention; the source links these initiatives to the regulated betting framework established by Law 14.790/2023.
Brazil's Ministry of Sport presented an account to the Supreme Federal Court (STF) on Tuesday of its work against match-fixing since November 2024. Giovanni Rocco, the ministry's National Secretary for Sports Betting and Economic Development, gave the presentation.