What Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition means for you
After nearly two years, Microsoft finally acquired Activision Blizzard. Here's what that means for players and Xbox's future.
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After nearly two years, Microsoft finally acquired Activision Blizzard. Here's what that means for players and Xbox's future.
Microsoft completed its $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard on Friday. The deal will help the firm in expanding its presence in gaming market
“Microsoft remains steadfast in our support of our current and future employees in whatever choice they make about their workplace and their representatives,” Microsoft’s Brad Smith wrote in a blog post. Under the agreement, “Microsoft will take a neutral approach when employees covered by the agreement express interest in joining a union,” according to the CWA. Workers at Blizzard’s Albany, NY offices and Activision subsidiary Raven Software have unionized.
The Communications Workers of America said the blockbuster acquisition 'will transform the video game and technology labor market.'
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