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Massachusetts players of fantasy sports betting companies FanDuel and DraftKings could be impacted by new taxes and regulations. The Special Commission On Online Gaming, Fantasy Sports Gaming and Daily Fantasy Sports has until the end of July to make recommendations about regulations and taxation for the phenomenally successful gaming industry...

BOSTON (AP) _ The attorney general of Massachusetts has finalized what she calls the most comprehensive rules in the nation for daily fantasy sports operators. The regulations issued on Friday by Maura Healey are largely the same as those she proposed in November...

Daily fantasy sports companies FanDuel and DraftKings are being granted a temporary reprieve. A New York Appeals Court judge suspended an injunction granted earlier in the day calling for the companies to stop operating in The Empire State...

Daily fantasy sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel are supporting Massachusetts' approach to regulating their industry. The companies and other industry experts participated Thursday in a forum hosted by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission...

(Associated Press)  -  Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says daily fantasy sports websites such as Boston-based DraftKings and FanDuel will be allowed to continue operating in Massachusetts, but under a set of rules and regulations she wants put in place...

Gov. Charlie Baker says he does not consider daily fantasy sports to be a form of gambling. The Republican, responding to a reporter's question, said he believes it's a game of skill. He says he played a free game online to get a sense of what it was about...

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says her review of daily fantasy sports won't be influenced by the New York attorney general's order that DraftKings and FanDuel stop accepting bets in that state. Healey told reporters on Wednesday she was confident a ``robust legal and regulatory framework'' could be established that would allow the companies to operate while protecting consumers and g

BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says a "robust" regulatory framework would likely be needed for fantasy sports websites if they are allowed to continue operating in the state.