CMA to Approve Activision Blizzard Deal

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22 September 2023 14:26

Competition and Markets Authority of the UK pre-approved Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard. CMA will finalize its decision by October 6th. Regulators stated ""The deal with Ubisoft also requires Microsoft to port Activision games to operating systems other than Windows and support game emulators when requested, addressing the other main shortcoming with the previous remedies package."

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CMA to Approve Activision Blizzard Deal

Business

22 September 2023 14:26

Tags: Microsoft CMA Activision Blizzard

Competition and Markets Authority of the UK pre-approved Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard. CMA will finalize its decision by October 6th. Regulators stated ""The deal with Ubisoft also requires Microsoft to port Activision games to operating systems other than Windows and support game emulators when requested, addressing the other main shortcoming with the previous remedies package."

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