Activision Blizzard Seeks Chinese Approval For 'Call Of Duty

The good news: Activision Blizzard’s new game, Call of Duty Mobile has broken every seven day download record in history with 100 million installs this past week. But there is uh, some bad news.

Microsoft can move ahead with record $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, judge rules

China unconditionally approves Microsoft / Activision purchase – Destructoid

Sources: Activision Blizzard's demands ended 14-year partnership with NetEase

Why Call of Duty game matters to the FTC in Microsoft-Activision deal

China approves Microsoft-Activision merger

FTC Sues to Block Microsoft's Takeover of Video Game Maker Activision Blizzard

Why Microsoft's $75 Billion Bid for Activision Blizzard Hinges on Call of Duty - WSJ

U.S. videogame giant seeks next approval in China, despite controversy over punishing Hong Kong gamer - Marketplace

Activision's decision to pull out of China stemmed from a comment that was lost in translation

Microsoft gaming ambitions hobbled as U.S. seeks to block Activision deal

Wall Street Is Betting That Microsoft-Activision Deal Will Fail

Blizzard just announced NetEase rejected their offer to postpone for 6 months. Promises Chinese players their progress will be saved, if NetEase complies. Lots of finger-pointing. Blizzard is looking for new partners

EU backs Microsoft buying Call of Duty maker Activision, Business and Economy News

Microsoft says China approves its plan to buy video game-maker Activision Blizzard, former NetEase partner

European Commission Approves Microsoft Activision-Blizzard $68.7 Billion Megadeal