Evolution shares fall after media report says games were distributed in banned markets
Aug 13 (Reuters) - Evolution EVOG.ST shares fell almost 10% in early trading on Wednesday after a Bloomberg report said the Swedish company's casino games had been distributed in banned markets, citing a filing submitted to a court in the United States.
The company was not immediately available for comment.
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