A new report indicates that the EU regulators will have their decision announced next week, and that it will move to approve Microsoft’s Activision purchase
A new report cites sources familiar with the issue saying the EU is likely to approve Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard.
Microsoft is being sued for allegedly exploiting Activision Blizzard’s “weak and wounded” state as a company for its $69 billion deal.
The DEFH is trying to prevent Activision Blizzard from being able to destroy evidence of sexual harassment claims by stopping the settlement with the EEOC.
Another lawsuit has landed in front of Activision Blizzard, this time from the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
The state of California’s lawsuit against Activision Blizzard has been expanded to include temporary workers and an additional clause.
Activision president Robert Kostich held a town hall meeting for the Activision part of the company, with over 2,000 employees.
Yves Gulliemot has responded to the open letter that hunderds of Ubisoft employees both past and present signed yesterday with one of his own.
More details have surfaced regarding the Activision Blizzard lawsuit from a new report, clearly showing the toxic culture that plagues the company.
Activision Blizzard employees walking out has had ramifications across the industry, as Ubisoft workers old and new sign open letter in solidarity.