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More Legal Issues for Activision Blizzard
More Legal Issues for Activision Blizzard
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Activision Blizzard is facing more legal issues. Two of the Santa Monica-based video game publisher’s own shareholders are suing the company over its pending acquisition by Microsoft—alleging that the deal unfairly benefits Activision insiders like CEO Bobby Kotick at the expense of public investors.
Here’s what else we’re reading in the news:
- Netflix’s Hollywood offices have a new landlord.
- After nearly going out of business multiple times, EV startup Faraday Future has finally made a car.
- Ukrainian leaders are calling on Tim Cook to block citizens of Russia from using the Apple App store.
- U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Corp is investigating a potential cyberattack.
The Santa Monica-based video game developer is facing multiple new shareholder lawsuits alleging the Microsoft deal benefits Activision insiders at the expense of public investors.
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