A tie-up between Qualcomm and its semiconductor rival Intel would be a coup. But multiple regulatory and commercial hurdles ...

Microsoft MSFT has reportedly laid off 650 employees in its gaming division, months after the company laid off 1,900 employees following its $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

The latest wave of layoffs comes less than a year after antitrust regulators cleared Microsoft's $69 billion deal to buy Activision Blizzard — the creator of video games "Call of Duty" and ...

The terminations mark the latest round of job cuts for game employees since the software giant’s purchase of Activision ...

The company then gained around 10,000 employees with the October acquisition of Activision, the biggest deal in its history ... In July Microsoft raised the price of Game Pass.

Xbox Game Pass has received some decent support from Blizzard Entertainment in recent months, and it should only be a sign of ...

The cuts are related to Microsoft's continuing effort to restructure after buying out Activision. So far, Redmond has laid off at least 11.5 percent of its gaming division this year. The Verge ...

Black Ops 6 arrives on October 25 and this quiet period is the perfect time to drop Black Ops 2, one of the best-ever CoDs, ...

Microsoft MSFT-0.14%decrease ... the tech giant’s latest move to cut costs after its $75 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard last year. The layoffs affect mostly workers in corporate ...

Microsoft lays off another 650 Xbox employees as part of its Activision deal After slashing 1,900 jobs across Xbox and Activision earlier this year, Microsoft is laying off another 650 employees ...

Microsoft has had to deal with declining ... had it not been for the addition of Activision Blizzard to its portfolio. Microsoft already increased the Xbox Game Pass prices to bring in more ...

Black Ops 6 will be available to stream right out of the gate. Activision's Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launches on October 25, and the game will be available to stream on day one through Nvidia's ...