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Microsoft aims to acquire ZeniMax Media and its game publisher, Bethesda Softworks, bringing Elder Scrolls, Doom, Fallout and Wolfenstein under its banner.
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The 22 million active WeChat users in the United States have become a walled garden, which defeats the reasons to have the app at all.
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The Ford Foundation does provide money to further social justice. The Ford company does make police vehicles. The notion that the two have some connection is false.
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Rumors are that the deal primarily allows Oracle to host TikTok on its cloud computing platform. If so, the term "sale" would be out of place.
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AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. (NYSE: AMC) will reopen 140 theaters this week. Once they are open, about 70% of its locations nationwide will emerge from the shutdown caused by the COVID-19 crisis....
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One reason the New York Post is unusual is that it is still very large by U.S. newspaper standards. Rupert Murdoch has funded the city-based daily paper despite a multiyear string of losses.
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Trump administration fickleness may be the reason TikTok is not sold. That means a positive outcome for the video-sharing network in the United States is still in question.
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According to several media reports, Kevin Mayer, who had been head of TikTok for three months, has walked out on his co-workers.
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The pandemic may not have killed the traditional movie industry, but it has wounded it beyond repair.
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Over 17 million people may not be able to attend NFL games this season. The stadiums will be quiet. People will have to watch on TV.
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AMC Entertainment will offer admission to some of its theaters for 15 cents. The challenge the company faces is that there is a chance people will get sick with COVID-19 there.
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At more and more papers, the newsroom is gone entirely. That may further undermine the future of newspapers, even if it saves what has become very precious money.
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Facebook has announced that almost all of its 48,000 employees will work from home until July 2021. However, they may not want to.
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Japan-based Nintendo blew past revenue and profit estimates in its first fiscal quarter of 2021. Profit increased by more than five times and revenue more than doubled year over year.
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Streaming video firm Roku reported a second-quarter net loss of $0.35 per share and $356 million in revenue compared to consensus estimates calling for a net loss of $0.50 per share and $315 million...
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