Ding, 53, who founded the company and is chief executive officer, has cut hundreds of jobs, closed or idled game ... the reorganization could strengthen NetEase’s position against much larger ...

After years of overseas expansion, NetEase (NTES) CEO William Ding has slashed hundreds of jobs at the company, closed or idled game development studios, and curtailed international investment as ...

In a new report, Bloomberg notes that NetEase CEO William Ding is heavily scrutinizing projects across the company as the company continues to cut jobs, pause projects, and pull investment from ...

What's worrying here is, Marvel Rivals took off like a rocket when it launched in December 2024, and it seems the game has not slowed down. NetEase has reported that the game has accumulated 40 ...

Earlier this week, NetEase cut jobs at its US-based Marvel Rivals creative team, despite the game's significant success, claiming the decision was made to "optimise development efficiency".

Despite being the most successful new live service game in years, Chinese owner NetEase has laid off the American developers responsible for Marvel Rivals. Online shooter Marvel Rivals is ...

Along with the escalating cost of development, that’s pushed industry executives toward a more risk-averse approach that has cost tens of thousands of jobs globally. In 2023, NetEase let go of almost ...

Ding, 53, who founded the company and is chief executive officer, has cut hundreds of jobs, closed or idled game studios and ... If successful, the reorganization could strengthen NetEase’s position ...