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Microsoft's fight for Activision is a bet on the future of gaming - Vimarsana News

Microsoft's fight for Activision is a bet on the future of gaming

Microsoft Corp’s US$69bil (RM303.84bil) acquisition of Activision Blizzard Inc has focused attention on the decades-old paradigm of console-exclusive games played on its Xbox and chief rival Sony Group Corp’s PlayStation, but antitrust officials seeking to block the deal are potentially more concerned about the future of gaming in the cloud.

Taylor-Made Ticket Antitrust Battle Looms - Vimarsana News

Taylor-Made Ticket Antitrust Battle Looms

There will be hell to pay for screwing up ticket sales to pop phenom Taylor Swift's first tour in four years, if Richard Blumenthal has his way. …

US bid to kill American-JetBlue partnership goes to judge - Vimarsana News

US bid to kill American-JetBlue partnership goes to judge

The government and the two airlines are giving contrasting views about the impact of an alliance between the airlines. Newark's status as NYC airport in play.

U.S. bid to kill American-JetBlue partnership goes to judge - Vimarsana News

U.S. bid to kill American-JetBlue partnership goes to judge

Airline lawyers and the Justice Department delivered starkly contrasting views of an alliance between American Airlines and JetBlue during closing arguments Friday in a case that will test the Biden administration’s aggressive enforcement of antitrust laws. The partnership lets American and JetBlue coordinate schedules and share revenue on many routes

US bid to kill American-JetBlue partnership goes to jud... - Vimarsana News

US bid to kill American-JetBlue partnership goes to jud...

The government and two major airlines are giving starkly contrasting views about the impact of an alliance between the airlines