After a tough year, Microsoft Corp.’s video-gaming chief is still looking at acquisitions and charting how to compete and partner in the markets for handheld game devices and mobile stores. Most Read ...

Spencer’s confirmation comes just a couple of months after Microsoft’s layoff of 650 gaming division employees.

New devices a few years off Software King of the World Microsoft’s video-gaming Tsar, Phil Spencer, is still exploring ...

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CWA, one of the largest video game unions in the United States, have gone on strike. The action involves workers in ZeniMax ...

Hundreds of Bethesda employees in Texas and Maryland walked off their jobs Wednesday morning to protest Microsoft's unwillingness to budge at the bargaining table. ZeniMax Workers ...

After a lengthy acquisition process for Activision Blizzard, Microsoft is interested in expanding its repertoire within the ...

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Like with Activision Blizzard earlier in 2024 ... Read more: Xbox needs a change of leadership Microsoft and ZeniMax made no ...

The Federal Trade Commission is preparing to launch an investigation into anti-competitive practices at Microsoft’s cloud computing business, as the US regulator continues to pursue Big Tech in the ...

The interview also revealed that Microsoft is still interested in making further acquisitions following its $69 billion ...

During a lengthy interview with Bloomberg, Xbox head Phil Spencer confirmed Microsoft has begun developing a handheld gaming ...