CMA Gives Public Four Days to Comment on Activision Blizzard Acquisition

After publishing Microsoft’s list of “material changes” on Monday, The UK CMA is giving the public four days to provide it with feedback.
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Microsoft Offers the CMA New Evidence, Not New Compromises (Premium)

Microsoft provided the UK CMA with a list of “material changes” that have occurred since the agency ruled against the Activision Blizzard acquisition. And while many were expecting additional compromises from the software giant, that’s not what happene… Continue reading Microsoft Offers the CMA New Evidence, Not New Compromises (Premium)

A Tale of Two (OK, Three) Antitrust Regulators (Premium)

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) were both embarrassed in recent weeks by Microsoft when their justifications for blocking the Activision Blizzard acquisition were exposed as irrational nonsense. An… Continue reading A Tale of Two (OK, Three) Antitrust Regulators (Premium)

Microsoft + Activision Blizzard: Show Me the Money! (Premium)

Like many, I’m curious how Activision Blizzard will impact Microsoft’s financial results going forward. And so I did some math. And then some outright guessing. And then some more math.
More to the point, I looked at the company’s quarterly revenues fo… Continue reading Microsoft + Activision Blizzard: Show Me the Money! (Premium)

UK CMA Backtracks Again, Speeds Toward Microsoft/Activision Blizzard Approval

Less than one hour after Microsoft’s legal victory against the FTC on Friday, the UK CMA blinked and backtracked yet again.
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