Kotick will depart his role in December after assisting with Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision, a $68.7 billion deal that completed Friday, nearly two years after it was first announced.

Activision’s CEO wants to buy TikTok, but he has to play the waiting game Right now, TikTok’s fate lies in the balance. The Biden Administration is rushing to pass the law to ban TikTok, but ...

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has broken his silence on the toxic workforce claims as he attempts to close a massive Microsoft deal. ... But during the first half of 2018, ...

That's certainly audacious, but it fits a new approach Kotick is apparently taking: He told Variety that his mistake when the allegations about widespread misconduct at Activision Blizzard first ...

T here’s a clip making the rounds today of former Activision Blizzard CEO — and all-around video game fandom boogeyman — Bobby Kotick recalling a failed acquisition and fumbling the details ...

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has flatly denied allegations and reports at the heart of the company's years-long battle with harassment and discrimination, insisting that the company never ...

First: Activision boss responds to E.U. probe of $69 billion Microsoft merger Microsoft wants to expand its gaming empire beyond Xbox and buy Activision Blizzard for a record $68.7 billion deal ...

Activision CEO, First Republic, Earnings, and Stock Picks. 52:02. Herman Chan, Senior Analyst; US Regional Banks & Fintech, joins to talk First Republic and outlook for regionals. Ira ...

Bobby Kotick, the longtime CEO of video game powerhouse Activision Blizzard, will resign on Dec. 29.The move follows the company’s acquisition by Microsoft, which closed in October for $68 ...

The CEO of Activision Blizzard drops this nugget early on while sitting at the company’s Santa Monica headquarters for his first extensive interview since 2012.

Activision Blizzard CEO Says AI Will Have "Profound Impact" On Games, And Here's How In the next 5-7 years, we could see major changes, Bobby Kotick says. By Eddie Makuch on May 12, 2023 at 8:40AM PDT ...

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has broken his silence on the toxic workforce claims as he attempts to close a massive Microsoft deal.