Mini PCs are a great option for folks working with limited desktop space. Not only do they offer many of the same features found on their larger siblings, but they’re usually highly affordable and small enough to cram onto even the most crowded surface. During Prime Big Deal Days, you can pick up a variety of mini PCs at some of the lowest prices of the year.

One of the standout deals is for Beelink SEI12, which is now just $299 (down from $409). Boasting an Intel Core i5 processor, 500GB SSD, and 16GB RAM, it’s powerful enough to handle tasks like surfing the web, streaming movies, or writing up a lab report without any lag. If you need something with enough juice to run low-intensity games, consider stepping up to the Beelink SER6 Max Mini PC, which uses a Ryzen 9 6900HX and…

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It was recently reported that Italy will implement a comprehensive reform of the country’s online gambling laws during this year, as the government officially validated the “Reorganisation Decree” mandate required to resolve the industry’s ongoing conflicts.

Approval:

On January 2, the government announced that it had validated the conditions of the mentioned Reorganisation Decree, suggested by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance (MEF).

This Decree will carry out the 1st regulatory evaluation of gambling in Italy, since the market was officially approved back in 2011. In addition, its goal is to provide protection to gamblers, mainly minors, to raise tax income for social initiatives and government projects and to fight against crim…

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American brokerage Jefferies Financial Group Incorporated has reportedly warned that institutional investors could soon begin turning their attention away from Macau’s casino market in preference to potential opportunities in the United States.

According to a report from GGRAsia, the New York-headquartered financial services firm detailed that these prospective backers may well be put off by Macau’s recent ‘Golden Week’ disappointment and the fact that there is not destined to be another major Chinese public holiday until February. The source explained that this state of affairs has only been made worse by Beijing’s recent move to reinstate a range of coronavirus-related travel restrictions following a local outbreak of the highly-contagious ailment.

Enduring emerg…

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