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EA has reportedly been seeking out a merger and Apple was a potential suitor, a report about Comcast CEO Brian Roberts attempt to merge NBC with the game publisher reveals.

Following a vote of approval by shareholders, the $12.7 billion deal will go through and Zynga will be absorbed into Take-Two on Monday.

This week, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) bought five percent of Nintendo. By Bloomberg's estimates, this makes it Nintendo's fifth-largest shareholder. Nintendo said it only learned...

Saudi Arabia Is Now Nintendo's Fifth-Largest Shareholder Following a $3 Billion USD Buy-In: Holding 5.01% of the Japanese company's shares.

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After posting a strong earnings report on May 16th, Take-Two gets bullish on its plans for the next several years, citing eight “new iterations of previously released titles” in the form of “ports and remasters.”

Stocks rose steadily throughout the day and ended with broad gains as traders got back to buying again after a mostly miserable few weeks on Wall Street

Arthur Morgans legendary outlaw spaghetti Western has sold an incredible 44 million units worldwide since its launch in 2018.

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), a near-endless pool of cash entrusted with diversifying the country's economy, just purchased a 5.01% share in Nintendo. What else did this mega-wealthy fund get its hands on?

Saudi Arabias powerful Public Investment Fund buys a 5% stake in Nintendo ahead of the companys new 10-for-1 stock split.