Microsoft will sell Activision Blizzard streaming rights to Ubisoft in attempt to win UK approval

Microsoft is significantly restructuring its Activision Blizzard merger proposal by selling cloud gaming rights for Activision Blizzard games to rival Ubisoft..

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National story. 12 articles from 12 sources. 8 are on the bar; 4 are international, entertainment or tech outlets, listed separately. Updated Aug 22, 2023.

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QuartzLean Left· Aug 22, 2023

Activision conceded its cloud streaming service to get the Microsoft deal across the finish line

InsiderLean Left· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft says it will sell Activision streaming rights to Ubisoft to unblock its takeover bid

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InvestopediaCenter· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft Restructures Activision Acquisition to Secure Approval From UK Regulator

Geek WireCenter· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft will sell Activision Blizzard cloud streaming rights to address UK regulator concerns

CNETCenter· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft and Activision's $69B Deal: Streaming Rights Go to Ubisoft in Bid for Regulator Approval

Digital TrendsCenter· Aug 22, 2023

Xbox's Activision Blizzard saga just took its weirdest turn yet

ForbesCenter· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft Renews Bid To Buy Activision Amid Competition Concerns

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FortuneLean Right· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft gets second chance for $69bn Activision merger approval from UK regulators

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The Hollywood ReporterLean Left· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft to Sell Activision Cloud Gaming Rights in Push to Greenlight Deal

Al JazeeraLean Left· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft revamps Activision deal to get UK approval

GizmodoLeft· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft Is Making a Hail Mary Bid to Close Its Activision Acquisition

EngadgetLean Left· Aug 22, 2023

Microsoft will sell Activision Blizzard streaming rights to Ubisoft in attempt to win UK approval

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