DraftKings says lack of March Madness upsets kept it from raising its forecast, but shares rally - MarketWatch
1. DraftKings reported a narrower loss than expected in Q1. 2. Revenue was $1.41 billion, a 20% year-over-year increase. 3. The company revised revenue outlook for FY 2025 down slightly. 4. Customer-friendly outcomes in March hindered full-year sales outlook. 5. Investor concern remains high amid broader economic uncertainties.