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Flutter said group chief executive Peter Jackson would depart the top job at the end of September after eight years
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Flutter said group chief executive Peter Jackson would depart the top job at the end of September after eight years. The gambling giant said he will be replaced by Dan Taylor, the boss of Flutter’s international business. The drop is partly linked to the group’s investment in order to strengthen its US proposition and improve momentum in the FanDuel business.
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Flutter said group chief executive Peter Jackson would depart the top job at the end of September after eight years
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The gambling giant said he will be replaced by Dan Taylor, the boss of Flutter’s international business.
according to The IndependentThe drop is partly linked to the group’s investment in order to strengthen its US proposition and improve momentum in the FanDuel business.
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Flutter said group chief executive Peter Jackson would depart the top job at the end of September after eight years
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