The next steps after US judge rules in favour of Microsoft-Activision deal

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The next steps after US judge rules in favour of Microsoft-Activision deal
Microsoft cleared a major hurdle in its planned US$69 billion purchase of videogame maker Activision Blizzard, as a judge gave a thumbs-up to the proposed deal a week before the July 18 termination date. With the first fight in federal court in California wrapped up, the agency and companies ...

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