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FTC withdraws its in-house challenge to Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard deal
(www.theverge.com)
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Don't worry, Microsoft will immediately defend and indemnity those who actually matter so nothing will change, really. Bobby will get a golden parachute, and nobody will care he was in Epstein's rolodex.
But hey, Sony still gets Cod (and I know Microsoft will fuck them out of it the moment they can) so it's all good right?
The industry is consolidating and the quality of the product is sinking. A correction in the form of a crash is overdue. As a former PlayStation exec said: the industry is not sustainable.