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.
Bragg Gaming Group’s chief executive officer, Matevž Mazij, is set to exit the company’s board of directors.
A Sportradar shareholder has filed a lawsuit against the company over its alleged ties to illegal gambling.
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.
