Brazilian sports betting platform SeuBet said it was hiring for marketing, technology and customer service roles as it expands its operations. The vacancies include office-based positions in São Paulo, as well as hybrid and remote work.
The recruitment indicates SeuBet is adding staff across functions as it expands its Brazilian betting operations.
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SIGA Latin America issued a declaration setting integrity commitments for its licensed operator members. It calls for measures against match-fixing, illegal betting and money laundering, alongside responsible advertising, protection of minors and cooperation with public authorities, regulators and sports bodies.
FanDuel has reduced its workforce by at least several hundred employees across departments including risk management, software engineering, customer service and business development, according to sources familiar with the restructuring. The company said the organisational changes affected a number of roles; sources also described a greater focus on prediction markets as part of the reorganisation.
Barianza has moved its registered office to Espronceda Street 63–65 in Barcelona, reportedly. Alejandro Díez-Barturen Llombart replaces María Díaz Arteaga as non-board secretary, while Ramón Navarro Quijano replaces Eugenia Colmenar Gómez de la Flor as non-board deputy secretary.
Barianza has reportedly moved its registered office to Espronceda Street 63–65 in Barcelona and changed its board secretaries.
Mohegan Sun promoted Kayla Smith to manager of sports and entertainment and Matt Dole to director of entertainment strategic planning, with the appointments announced on 10 November. Smith will continue handling contracts and schedules and take on venue booking duties; Dole will liaise with Live Nation and artist-management agencies.
DraftKings reportedly notified affected employees of staff cuts the week before its third-quarter results; the company declined to comment on personnel decisions. The number of affected employees is unknown, while DraftKings reported third-quarter revenue of $1.33bn and lowered its 2026 adjusted EBITDA forecast to $175m-$275m.
DraftKings reportedly notified employees of job cuts last week, days before publishing its third-quarter results. The number affected is unknown, and the company did not disclose a figure. A company spokesperson declined to comment on personnel decisions.