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Dr. Phil McGraw’s Texas-based media company filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday and simultaneously filed a breach of contract lawsuit against business partner Trinity Broadcasting Group, which ...

According to a report from Jason Schreier, Xbox boss Phil Spencer was so locked into an early build during a studio visit that Xbox President Matt Booty had to tell him to stop playing so they ...

Rumours of Phil Spencer retiring surfaced following widespread layoffs at Microsoft that impacted several teams at Xbox.

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Microsoft is laying off around four percent of its total workforce Layoffs at Xbox will impact Rare, King, Raven Software, among others Xbox boss Phil Spencer said the cuts were necessary for ...

The head of Xbox communications has commented on the recent rumors that Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer is retiring after the next Xbox launches.

After another big wave of layoffs hit Xbox, there are now rumors swirling over how much longer Phil Spencer will be in charge.

Microsoft has never been good at running game studios, which is a problem when it owns them all The latest Xbox layoffs are about a long history of mismanagement as much as recent overexpansion ...

All this, as Phil Spencer pointed out in his layoff note, for some reason, comes at a profitable time for Xbox which says its expansion strategy is going well. Well, isn’t that nice to hear.

The wide-ranging Xbox layoffs this week also affected Halo Studios, the development team formerly known as 343 Industries that is working on multiple upcoming Halo titles. Engadget reported that ...

Microsoft has insisted Xbox boss Phil Spencer isn’t retiring “anytime soon,” amid rumors over the executive’s future at the company following yesterday’s mass layoffs. Around 4%, or just over 9,000 ...