According to Bloomberg, Microsoft’s Stockholm-based King division, famous for Candy Crush, is laying off 10 percent of its ...

R umors about incoming layoffs at Microsoft’s gaming properties have been swirling around for over a week and the bad tidings ...

Earlier cost-cutting measures have already been extensive. In January 2024, Microsoft laid off 1,900 employees in the gaming ...

Britain's competition regulator has finally come up with a plan to control Google's huge search business, but a shift in the ...

Britain's competition regulator has finally come up with a plan to control Google's huge search business, but a shift in the ...

Google has had a weird couple of years. In the US, it is being pushed to divest the Chrome browser and to break up its ...

The UK's Competition Markets Authority (CMA) has given the go-ahead for Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, accepting the tech giant's modified deal and how it addresses concerns over clou ...

In the wake of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7’s announcement ( the one designed to feel like a surprise Beyonce album drop ), both Activision and Nintendo are said to be working on getting the long-running ...

The CMA forced Microsoft to restructure its Activision Blizzard deal, giving up key cloud gaming rights in the UK and many other markets worldwide. “The CMA held to a tough standard and I ...

Microsoft has managed to satisfy the CMA by spinning off the cloud gaming rights to Ubisoft and will not take ownership of these rights for any existing Activision Blizzard titles, or new games ...

Today U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) gave its approval to the Microsoft-Activision Blizzard acquisition, a $68.7 billion deal that's been awaiting approval for nearly two years.

Microsoft is paying Activision Blizzard $95 per share for the buyout. Microsoft's previous biggest acquisition was LinkedIn, which it paid $26.2 billion to acquire in 2016 .