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Microsoft s $75 Billion Deal for Activision Blizzard Rejected by U K

Competition regulator says deal would hurt competition in videogaming industry, raising new bar amid FTC and EU scrutiny

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Microsoft says no to Activision merger without Call of Duty

European regulators say Microsoft may need to divest 'Call of Duty' over antitrust concerns. Microsoft says that would be a deal breaker.

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Tech Rises, Recouping Some Recent Losses -- Tech Roundup

Shares of technology companies rose, recouping some of the recent losses associated with recession fears. The Federal Trade Commission sued Microsoft to block its planned $75 billion.

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US investigates meeting between Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick and Barry Diller s son-in-law

The DOJ is investigating into whether Activision CEO Bobby Kotick and Alexander von Furstenberg violated insider-trading laws when they met for breakfast in January.

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DOJ and SEC investigate trio of wealthy socialites for possible insider trading violations

IAC Chairman Barry Diller, his stepson Alexander von Furstenburg and music mogul David Geffen are being investigated for insider trading after they bought nearly 41.2 million shares of Activision.

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