After slashing 1,900 jobs across Xbox and Activision earlier this year, Microsoft is laying off another 650 employees, ...

EU officials were first to clear the deal in May, after Microsoft offered concessions to the tune of royalty-free licenses to cloud gaming platforms to stream Activision games that a buyer has ...

Microsoft's plan to buy Activision Blizzard ... we plan to explore this deal in an in-depth Phase 2 investigation to reach a decision that works in the interests of UK gamers and businesses." ...

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said it is opposed to Microsoft's planned purchase of games developer Activision Blizzard. The CMA said it had provisionally concluded it would ...

Microsoft is laying off 650 employees in its Xbox games division, following previous layoffs and studio closures, Bloomberg ...

Microsoft is laying off around 650 employees in its gaming division today. The latest cuts come months after Microsoft laid ...

Microsoft's blockbuster acquisition of Activision Blizzard has provisionally been given the green light by the UK's antitrust body, clearing the path for the $68.7 billion deal, following strong ...

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is also reviewing the deal, Activision said in March, while Microsoft is seeking approvals in at least 17 different jurisdictions before the deal can be closed ...

Just as Microsoft has been doing battle with UK ... Activision for ages now, but is accusing Microsoft of potentially doing the same thing after the acquisition. Sony also just said this deal ...

Microsoft cuts 650 jobs at its Xbox division, marking the third round of layoffs since the Activision Blizzard acquisition, as part of ongoing restructuring efforts.

Microsoft is laying off around 650 employees in its gaming division on Thursday, according to a memo sent to employees.

The layoffs continue to pile up for the gaming industry as Microsoft cuts 650 positions within Xbox. According to CNBC, a memo from Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Sp ...