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What the US$55 billion Electronic Arts takeover means for video game workers and the industry
Electronic Arts (EA) is one of the world's largest gaming companies. It has agreed to be acquired for US$55 billion in the second largest buyout in the industry's history.
The Videogame Workers United union wants approval of the deal to be contingent upon protecting jobs and game studios.
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BioWare Risks Shutting Down After $55 Billion EA Buyout
The last few BioWare releases have been lackluster, and after the EA buyout, it seems more likely than ever that their days are numbered. It's possible that a miracle will pull through and BioWare ...
In the largest leveraged buyout attempt in history, video game company Electronic Arts is being acquired for $55 billion. Announced Monday, the deal would pay $210 per share to EA’s stockholders. The ...
Battlefield and Madden NFL developer agrees to sell itself in a deal that would be largest leveraged buyout in history.
The news caused an immediate spike in WBD's share price, which for most of the year has sat around the $10 mark, with shares currently trading at just over $21. The company is currently valued in the ...
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Best EA Games
No one knows controversy like Electronic Arts, but they've still made some great video games. Here are their best ones.
Developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts, Mass Effect Legendary Edition is currently just $5.99 on the PS Store.
This morning’s announcement that EA plans to sell itself to a consortium of private equity firms is one of the biggest ...
Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal shared concerns of foreign influence and security while the CWA focused its attention ...
Backlash against the Saudi-backed acquisition of Electronic Arts is mounting, as politicians and labour unions speak out.
I was excited to play Battlefield 6, the long-awaited update to Electronic Arts’ (EA) most popular military shooter series, ...
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