Activision employees say they’re optimistic about acquisition by Microsoft


More than a dozen employees across Activision Blizzard’s divisions say they’re relieved that something – anything – has actually happened that could fundamentally change the company’s course. — AFP

Activision Blizzard Inc employees have had a range of differing and sometimes conflicting emotional responses to news this week that their company will be purchased by Microsoft Corp for US$69bil (RM288.78bil).

There has been trepidation about potential layoffs; optimism about Microsoft’s recent history of buying game companies and then leaving them alone; determination to fight for better wages and more worker protections.

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