DraftKings Inc

DraftKings’ Q4 earnings loom: will a 42.9% revenue surge and new crypto‑betting partnership lift a stock stuck at a 52‑week low? Find the latest market reaction.

DraftKings faces volatility amid mixed signals—earnings optimism, NFL drop, and a data‑center push—showing how tech upgrades can counter betting‑market shifts.

DraftKings surges after analyst upgrades, new data‑center plans and a larger share‑buyback, boosting confidence in its U.S. sports‑betting growth.

DraftKings expands into Ontario’s sophisticated betting market and launches prediction‑market trading to boost margins and outpace rivals like Robinhood.

DraftKings’ 25% jump in iGaming revenue and its 2027 Boston HQ move signal a new growth engine beyond daily fantasy sports, reshaping investor expectations.

DraftKings’ stock swings amid a BTIG upgrade, Missouri $300 promo pushes and mixed sentiment, as the company pivots to prediction‑markets for growth.

DraftKings Q3 earnings disappoint, yet the company pivots toward prediction markets and an ESPN partnership, boosting its $5.9‑$6.1 B 2025 outlook and a $2 B buy‑back.

DraftKings Inc. is navigating a volatile market landscape, with recent strategic moves and institutional activity sparking both optimism and concern among investors, as the company seeks to expand its offerings and mitigate regulatory risks.

DraftKings Inc. is facing a multi-faceted crisis, including a decline in stock price, heightened competition, security concerns, and regulatory uncertainty, which has led to a 28% slide in its share price over the past month.

DraftKings Inc. faces financial headwinds after a new tax in Illinois is imposed, leading to a decline in its stock price and raising concerns about its earnings.