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Chile Approves Microsoft Activision-Blizzard Acquisition
Chile Approves Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Acquisition
Japan's FTC has ruled in favour of Microsoft's Activision Blizzard deal | GamesRadar+
Klobrille on X: "The regulatory authority of Chile has approved the Xbox x Activision Blizzard acquisition in Phase 1. https://t.co/ihqGU73EtW https://t.co/HdV6xvg3eI" / X
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Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition approved by EU regulators - The Verge
Microsoft Receives Approval in New Zealand for Its Activision Blizzard Acquisition; Call of Duty One Step Closer to Xbox Game Pass
Xbox Activision Deal Approved By Chile - Risks "Ruled Out" - YouTube
Activision to pay $35 million to SEC| TheSixthAxis
Chile approves Microsoft Activision Blizzard merger | GamesIndustry.biz
European Commission will reportedly approve Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition
CHILE DICE SÍ A LA COMPRA DE ACTIVISION BLIZZARD POR MICROSOFT Y DEJA EN RIDÍCULO A SONY - Sasel - YouTube
Microsoft-Activision Deal Likely To Get Delayed Due To FTC Hearings
Chile swiftly approves Microsoft-Activision merger in Phase 1 proceedings
Microsoft threatens to walk away from $70 billion Activision Blizzard deal
Microsoft's $68.7B acquisition of Activision gets the green light from the EU - GSMArena.com news
Microsoft/Activision Blizzard Merger Raises Cloud Gaming Concerns for New Zealand Regulator
Explainer: What challenges does Microsoft's $69 billion Activision deal face? | Reuters
Microsoft-Activision Deal Divides Regulators - Global Finance Magazine
Explained: What's Happening With Microsoft's Acquisition Of Activision Blizzard? | GameLuster
UK's rejection of $69B Activision Blizzard deal leaves Microsoft fighting battles on two continents – GeekWire
