Electronic Arts (EA) has been acquired in the largest leveraged buyout on record, valuing the video game company at $71 ...
After nearly two decades of making Lego titles, Tom Stone returns with a new studio – but with the same, proven focus on ...
EA hasn’t indicated any expected cuts spanning from its proposed buyout at this time, although the company has gone through ...
The gaming industry boomed during the pandemic, but its rapid growth didn’t continue once consumers could go outside and ...
Big-budget, single-player blockbusters from in-house studios have been the key to Sony's console success. In the PlayStation ...
BBC Studios and Love Productions have launched Star Baker, a new game on the Roblox platform, expanding the intellectual ...
Roblox players can show off their Signature Bakes in a new Great British Bake Off experience that taps into the platform's ...
Players can enter the Bake Off tent in the immersive game and win (or lose) points as they vie to win the title of “Star Baker.” The game was developed by creative agency and studio Metavision, which ...
Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA) surged past its 52-week high on Monday after announcing it is being acquired in a $55 billion ...
The video-game maker is selling to a consortium that includes Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, and a fund founded by US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Read more at The Business Times.
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Games maker Electronic Arts agrees $55bn leveraged buyout
Gaming giant Electronic Arts (EA) agreed to sell itself to a group of private investors in a deal that values the company at about $55bn (€ 47bn), marking the largest leveraged buyout on record. The ...
Electronic Arts, the maker of EA Sports FC and The Sims, is selling amid sluggish growth for the video game industry.
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