PENN Entertainment has launched its theScore Bet Sportsbook & Casino app in Alberta alongside standalone theScore Casino and Hollywood Casino apps, expanding its online gaming presence in Canada as the province opens its regulated market to private operators.
Penn Entertainment’s shareholders have finally rallied and decided to slash the remuneration package of CEO Jay Snowden this year, with the cap now set at a maximum of $17.4 million from previously $25.3 million.
Investment firm Stifel raised its price target for Penn Entertainment from $23 to $25 per share while also reaffirming the operator’s buy rating.
PENN Entertainment has opened a new $100 million hotel tower at Hollywood Casino Columbus, marking the latest milestone in the casino operator's ongoing property expansion strategy.
Penn Entertainment is cutting CEO Jay Snowden’s pay by 31% after shareholders rejected last year’s compensation plan. Snowden could earn up to $17.4 million in 2026.
