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Microsoft can't buy Nintendo, and that's a good thing for Xbox and video games
By Rebecca Spear published
Can't happen In an email, Phil Spencer mentioned that he wants to acquire Nintendo, but this cannot happen and it's a good thing for all of us.
New documents from the Xbox vs FTC case show Microsoft's thoughts on the PS5, price hikes, Elder Scrolls 6
By Zachary Boddy published
New Info More information and documents from the recent Xbox vs FTC case regarding the pending Activision Blizzard acquisition have been brought to light.
US FTC pauses in-house trial for the Microsoft Activision deal
By Brendan Lowry published
A Microsoft W A new report indicates that the FTC will pause its trial against Microsoft's ABK acquisition.
FTC loses again, Microsoft is now clear to close the Activision-Xbox deal in the US
By Samuel Tolbert published
Inching closer The FTC has lost an appeal to reverse a decision by Judge Corley to deny a preliminary injunction blocking the Microsoft-ABK merger.
Explosive Exchange: FTC Chair faces off against hostile US Congress over Microsoft-Activision merger
By Jez Corden published
FTCensured FTC Chair Lina Khan takes the hot seat.
Xbox deal could be closing soon, Activision Blizzard to leave Stock Exchange
By Cole Martin published
Sealing the deal The Call of Duty and Candy Crush publisher is expected to leave the NASDAQ-100 stock index on July 17.
Microsoft vs FTC: FTC to appeal Microsoft Activision decision (UPDATE)
By Michael Hoglund published
It never ends The FTC has appealed the decision of Judge Corley on the matter of the Microsoft acquisition of Activision
U.S. federal Judge Corley finally rules on Microsoft's Xbox-ABK deal: Microsoft WINS
By Jez Corden published
👩🏻⚖️ The past couple of weeks have seen the FTC and Xbox come to blows in federal court, over the FTC's desire to delay Microsoft's merger with Activision Blizzard. The decision is finally here.
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