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 recent job cuts are part of a larger strategy by Microsoft to ensure the financial sustainability of its gaming division post-acquisition. With the Activision Blizzard deal now complete ...
It follows previous layoffs and studio closures after Microsoft's $69 billion Activision deal completed. Microsoft is laying off 650 employees in its Xbox games division, Bloomberg reported.
A beleaguered Xbox had more bad news to share with its employees today, that after the company laid of 1,900 Xbox and Activision-Blizzard ... 650 roles across Microsoft Gaming — mostly corporate ...