![]() The UK, US and European competition authorities are unanimous that this merger would harm competition in cloud gaming. Regulators in Brussels said they had accepted commitments offered by Microsoft to ensure that the deal does not lessen competition.īut in response to the news, the CMA said it stood by its decision to block the deal.ĬMA chief executive, Sarah Cardell, said: The European Commission said that it had approved Microsoft's $68.7billion dollar (£55billion) deal to take over Activision Blizzard, the company behind Call Of Duty and other games. One of the biggest takeover deals in the gaming industry has been approved by European regulators weeks after being blocked by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority. When will energy bills fall and by how much? Ofgem price cap to drop £426 below the energy price guarantee.Citroen to sell 1,000 new, upgraded 'My Ami Buggy' electric vehicles priced at £10,495.We don't know who the new Bond is but this is what he'll be driving: Aston Martin's DB12 'super tourer' will costs £185,000 and reach speeds of 202mph.Another sign electric car demand has gone flat: Dealers slash up to 14% off to stir-up sales - these are the models discounted.Do you remember having to call your stock broker? How investing changed over the last 30 years - and the UK stock that would have returned 3,760%.INVESTING EXPLAINED: What you need to know about GARP or 'GAARP', which stands for growth at a reasonable price.How you could cash in on home comforts: Shop around to invest in affordable furnishings.SHARE OF THE WEEK: Nervous investors await Dr Martens results after company downgrades profit expectations three times in five months.How to build an investment portfolio - and what to do if yours has turned into a muddle.I'm an investment manager and here's how I spend my money: A professional's view on how he budgets - and why he won't cancel Netflix to save a little extra.Boss of Swedish buy now, pay later firm Klarna expects to return to profit despite growing pressure on the industry.Major shareholder in troubled online estate agent Purplebricks makes a last-ditch swoop on the firm a week after a sale was agreed with rival Strike. ![]()
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