The FTC now appears to be dropping its case against Microsoft despite its long-standing stance that the deal could harm competition, and it also had concerns about the impact it could have on cloud ...

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The US Federal Trade Commission has dropped its antitrust case against Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. On May 22nd, the FTC issued an order to dismiss its case, stating ...

TL;DR: The FTC has officially dismissed its antitrust case against Microsoft's $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, ending legal challenges to the largest video game merger in history.

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That original decision denied the FTC’s attempt to obtain a preliminary injunction to stop Microsoft’s acquisition of the gaming giant. The FTC has formally dropped its internal case against ...

It’s finally final, and today the FTC fully drops its long-lost case against Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard King. In a “that was still going?” moment for many, the FTC has ...

Microsoft completed its acquisition of Activision ... is best served by dismissing the administrative litigation in this case," reads the order dismissing the complaint. "Accordingly, it is ...