Microsoft Corp.(MSFT) has cleared a major legal hurdle in its high-profile pursuit of Activision Blizzard Inc. (ATVI) ...

Fri, Oct 13, 2023, 8:50 AM ·9 min read The FTC still plans to challenge the merger. If that effort is successful, Microsoft could be forced to divest some or all of Activision Blizzard.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission officially drops its long-standing case against Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of ...

As UK regulators extend their final decision date, Microsoft and Activision are also expected to negotiate a new merger termination date that goes beyond the current July 18 deadline. Microsoft ...

Microsoft’s battle to defend its acquisition of video game publisher Activision Blizzard is not ... s lone continued push to thwart a merger that’s since been blessed by the European Union ...

Giving cloud gaming to the French video game publisher is likely to help the UK regulators approve Microsoft ... merger that transfers the cloud streaming rights for all current and new ...

Witnesses expected to testify include Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick and Spencer. The merger has been greenlighted in several countries, including the European Union ...

Microsoft, which already made significant concessions to win approval from competition regulators in Britain and Europe, says the Activision merger will benefit consumers and the video game ...

The F.TC. has argued that the merger would harm competition in the video game industry and hurt consumers, because Microsoft could pull Activision’s games, like Call of Duty, from its rival Sony ...

Sony has reportedly dropped all communication with Microsoft and Activision in regards to the hotly contested merger. Sony is trying to "sabotage" the Microsoft-Activision merger, claims ...