Warner is the only party interested enough to buy Midway’s assets, including the Mortal Kombat franchise.
|
Two well-known gaming companies join forces, as Bethesda’s parent company, ZeniMax, has agreed to acquire Doom developer id Software.
|
Japanese video game company Namco Bandai agrees to acquire the small publisher to expand further into the U.S. and Europe.
|
PopCap pushes further into console development with its acquisition of independent studio Gastronaut.
|
Crytek breathes new life into almost-shuttered studio, expands into UK.
|
Ubisoft spreads its influence into the Vancouver region with the acquisition of a new developer.
|
Parisian video game developer and publisher expands its influence in South America.
|
Fuel Tech adds to its nitrogen oxide reduction technologies with its latest acquisition.
|
Oil giant unit plans to counter air pollution with its purchase of clean tech company Cansolv.
|
Shares in beleaguered Internet company rise after billionaire investor pads position with 6.8 million shares.
|
Reports that the social networking giant is negotiating with the miniblogger raises questions about what both companies are worth.
|
Company hopes to move deeper into game development by picking up the 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand developer.
|
Amazon jumps into the gaming market with agreement to acquire casual game portal Reflexive.
|
South Korean electronics giant withdraws $5.85B acquisition offer as flash memory glut clouds forecast.
|
Video game publisher Gamecock hopes to expand influence by teaming up with SouthPeak.
|
Company expands its music game empire by adding developer of break-dancing rhythm title B-Boy to its bag of tricks.
|
Portrays Icahn a stock-price killer, says Google pact goes on even if investor wins proxy war.
|
In that other election campaign, Internet company tells shareholders that the corporate raider offers nothing.
|
Videogame maker extends bid for Take-Two, but wants repeal of shareholder rights plan.
|
Let the fireworks begin. Microsoft will mount a proxy fight for control of the Yahoo board, The New York Times reports.
|
Page
1
of
10
|