Tag: Business
PlayStation mega boss Jim Ryan set to retire after nearly 30 years of service
Jim Ryan will retire from all leadership roles at Sony and PlayStation, ending an illustrious 28-year career.
UK CMA set to approve Microsoft’s controversial $69 billion Activision Blizzard acquisition
Microsoft takes a major step toward Activision Blizzard deal approval as UK regulator takes a liking to restructured proposal.
Toshiba’s 74-year stock market run comes to an end as $14 billion takeover bid...
Toshiba to privatise company after $14 billion investment takeover.
Intel cancels $5.4 billion Tower Semiconductor deal after failing to gain regulatory approval
Intel and Tower Semiconductor reach mutual agreement to cancel proposed acquisition.
European Commission approves Microsoft Activision Blizzard deal
Microsoft clears a major hurdle as EU approves Activision Blizzard acquisition.
Microsoft’s $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard blocked by UK regulator
Competition and Markets Authority cites concerns the deal would alter the future of the fast-growing cloud gaming market.
be quiet! parent company Listan Group acquires enthusiast keyboard maker Mountain
Listan Group expands into the peripheral market adding Mountain to its list of successful brands.
AMD posts 29 per cent revenue growth in spite of PC market slowdown
Datacentre the star in AMD's Q3 earnings call.
Intel plans to shed $10 billion in costs by 2025
CEO Pat Gelsinger looks toward the future and plans on shedding up to $10 billion amidst economic uncertainty.
Intel CEO defends huge fab spending as absolutely necessary for future profit
Pat Gelsinger is on a mission to make leading-edge manufacturing a cornerstone of future Intel success.
AMD marketing director Robert Hallock steps down on eve of Ryzen 7000 Series launch
After a 12-year run, popular figure at AMD decides to call it a day.
Sony and Tencent increase stake in Dark Souls developer
Sony and Tencent's shares in parent company Kadokawa Corporation are set to increase to 14.1 per cent and 16.3 per cent, respectively.