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As Activision Blizzard faces numerous sexual harassment lawsuits and investigations, employee activists have rallied to get a seat on the company board to represent the voice of the staff. Despite major victories, like testers of Raven Software QA, an Activision division, winning the first union election at a major U.S. gaming company, shareholders quashed the […]

The Towson, Maryland store is not one of Apple’s so-called “flagship” stores. It’s a smaller location inside a mall that serves a local population.

An internal investigation of the Activision Blizzard board says there's no evidence that executives ignored reported harassment issues.

The tech giant's $68.7 billion acquisition of the embattled video game publisher is expected to close in fiscal year 2023.

The endorsement gives Biaggi access to arguably the state’s largest grassroots mobilization operation, which has repeatedly helped topple well-tenured incumbents.

Microsoft is agreeing to allow Activision Blizzard workers to discuss and engage in unionization, per a new deal reached with the Communication Workers of America.

Ahead of the Activision Blizzard deal's potential closure, Microsoft has signed a neutrality agreement with labor union CWA.

Microsoft announced Monday that it’s entering a ‘labor neutrality agreement’ with media union Communications Workers of America (CWA). Activision Blizzard, which is expected to be acquired by Microsoft, is in negotiations with its Raven Software QA workers.

Activision-Blizzard formally recognizes the U.S. games industrys first union with Raven Softwares QA team, will start bargains.