BETTING

Aaron LaBerge, the new CTO of Penn Entertainment (the company behind ESPN Bet), has a big challenge ahead of him. He's got to help ESPN Bet catch up to giants like FanDuel and DraftKings in a rapidly growing market. But is betting on sports really a good idea? Think about it: In just a few year

ESPN is entering the world of sports betting headfirst, betting big on a future where fans seamlessly blend their love of sports with the thrill of wagering. This deal, worth a hefty $1.5 billion over 10 years, sees ESPN partner with Penn Entertainment, a major player in the gambling industry. But