Microsoft President Brad Smith: The Activision Blizzard deal is now up to the regulators - Neowin

In a new interview, Brad Smith said that Microsoft has "worked to address" the concerns about the Activision Blizzard deal with regulators, adding “We haven't tried to dismiss them."

Microsoft president Brad Smith to meet with FTC bigs over $69B Activision deal

Microsoft Weekly: killed Windows apps and Edge features, Windows 11 23H2 review, and more - Neowin

Report: Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Deal Being Investigated for Insider Trading - IGN

Techmeme: Arm CEO Rene Haas says the company is committed to an IPO in 2023 after reporting Q3 revenue up 28% YoY to $746M and upfront license revenue up 65% YoY to

Microsoft will appeal UK CMA's decision to block Activision Blizzard deal - Neowin

Techmeme: Study: about 13% of video games released in the US before 2010 and less than 3% of titles in the US released before 1985 are still available for sale in 2023 (

FTC files injunction to block Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition – GeekWire

Techmeme: The US FTC says the agency remains focused on its appeal opposing Microsoft's $68.7B Activision acquisition and will “assess” the cloud gaming deal with Ubisoft (Diane Bartz/Reuters)

Techmeme: Microsoft suspends new sales of its products and services in Russia, and is working with the US, EU, and UK to stop “many aspects” of business in the country (Brad Smith/Microsoft

Techmeme: Nick Clegg says Meta could lift its ban on Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts in January 2023, when his suspension expires, after consulting experts (Gina Chon/Semafor Media)

Report: Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Deal Being Investigated for Insider Trading - IGN

On a New Offer for Activision Blizzard, Microsoft's President said: “Up to Regulators to Decide”

Microsoft president says new Activision Blizzard deal is “up to regulators”

Microsoft President slams Trump's treatment of Huawei, saying it's unfair [Update] - Neowin

Techmeme: Following several game studio acquisitions, Microsoft's Activision Blizzard deal faces a big regulatory hurdle with Lina Khan's antitrust-focused FTC (Peter Kafka/Vox)