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Share price increase reflects expectations of sales boost from mobile offerings
French group behind ‘Assassin’s Creed’ bets Microsoft cloud deal will revive its fortunes
Tech giant has side-stepped some issues with deft concessions but faces scrutiny over its most important business
Cambridge-based creator of titles including ‘RuneScape’ had been seen as a candidate for London listing
Sharp price rise reflects the company’s confidence in user appetite for its premium content
Team Reptile’s latest feels modern and anarchic but stands in the shadow of ‘Jet Set Radio’
Chinese tech group’s profit rises by a third as it seeks better margins from areas such as advertising
Sony slashes its PlayStation 5 prices in attempt to grapple with changing player tastes
The author, academic and gaming provocateur talks about his puzzling, playful creations
The console is old but its enduring popularity means the group saves on development and marketing costs
Hit game and film help Kyoto-based company to break its record for first-quarter profits
CMA invites responses to tech giant’s new arguments in rare move that could pave way for $75bn takeover to close
Tech group in direct competition with larger competitor as viral game racks up 30mn daily active users
Plus, Michael Moritz moves on from Sequoia, and Blackstone’s trillion-dollar milestone
Both companies confident deal will go ahead as they gain time to address regulatory concerns
‘Call of Duty’ pact signals truce in prolonged battle and ends Japanese group’s biggest objection
Plus, the insurer that’s still bullish on debt-laden UK utilities and Japanese companies scout M&A deals in the US
It is no surprise shares in the maker of PlayStation are down
US and UK regulators could demand more concessions but investors are betting on an industry-shaping victory
UK competition watchdog also agrees to reopen talks on $75bn video games merger
The outgoing Team17 chief executive on her battles in a sector known for its sexist attitudes — and the role the 1990s invertebrate-inspired video game played in her success
Judge could decide as early as next week whether to grant a US regulator’s request to put the gaming acquisition on ice
Unity and NetEase say latest technology can make games more realistic and cheaper to make
Users won’t pay $15 per month or watch ads to play the same old thing
Federal Trade Commission had asked the court to stop $75bn acquisition from closing while it pursues a challenge
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