Katherine Sayre is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in gambling and the gaming industry. She has also written for Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, Marketplace by APM, and NOLA.com. Katherine's work covers a range of topics including sports betting, casino industry news, and profiles of key figures in the gambling world.
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Katherine consistently covers stories related to sports and business, with a specific focus on the gambling industry and sports betting. Her coverage is often driven by government announcements, private sector announcements, and press releases.
Given this information, Katherine may be interested in pitches that provide insights into the intersection of business strategies within the gambling industry or how regulatory decisions impact businesses. She might also appreciate access to insider perspectives from companies involved in high-profile deals or disputes within the realm of sports betting and gambling.
As Katherine's geographic focus is not specified, her interest appears to lie more in the context of specific industries rather than particular regions. Therefore, relevant pitches should center around developments and trends impacting these sectors at large rather than being geographically limited.
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By: Katherine Sayre
Following WSJ report, Sen. Richard Blumenthal asks FanDuel, DraftKings, others how they target big spenders and VIPs.
By: Robert McMillan, Katherine Sayre
Step one was a phone call to MGM Resorts' tech support. The person on the line said they were an employee, but had forgotten their password and were locked out of their account. They gave some personal information over the phone. It all checked out.
The monster adventure's debut ranks as the year's second-biggest opening weekend at the box office.
By: Katherine Sayre, Neil Shah
Sean Combs harnessed his bad boy image to transform the way music stars do business. Allegations of rape, forced drugging and sexual harassment have shattered his legacy.
By: Robert O'Connell, Katherine Sayre
When the Dallas Mavericks won the game that got them into the NBA Finals last month, it was time for the league to present the Western Conference championship trophy to the team's owner.
By: Katherine Sayre
Many customers of online sports betting complain the sportsbooks shut them down or limit their wagers when they win too much or too often.
Many customers of online sports betting complain the sportsbooks shut them down or limit their wagers when they win too much or too often.
By: Jessica Toonkel, Keach Hagey, Alex Frangos, Amol Sharma, Katherine Sayre
A yearslong succession drama is heading for its series finale in a Nevada court. The four oldest children are facing off over control of media empire.
By: Katherine Sayre
Murdochs Arrive at Reno Courthouse for Showdown Over Family Trust
Rupert Murdoch wants to ensure that when he dies control of the trust passes to his oldest son. Three of his other children oppose the change.
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