IBM to split into two companies by end of 2021
When a company that once defined the computing age decides to cleave itself in two, the world pays attention. In […]
TikTok CEO quits as company reportedly plans sale to Microsoft, Walmart
Few corporate departures in recent memory have been as compressed, politically charged, and revealing as the exit of TikTok’s chief
Major investment firm to prioritize sustainability, back off coal
There is a particular kind of signal that financial markets generate not through price movements but through declared intent. When
Console makers seek to avoid 25% price bump driven by Trump’s trade war
In the summer of 2019, the three dominant console platform holders — Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo — took the extraordinary
Google Stadia will support “a variety of business models”
When Google introduced its cloud gaming platform to the world in the spring of 2019, the company made a point
Microsoft posts a record $29.1 billion Q1. Same old, same old
There is a particular kind of corporate milestone that arrives not with fanfare but with the quiet assurance of inevitability.
Tesla posts bigger-than-expected loss, bigger-than-expected revenue [Updated]
The quarterly earnings report is, in theory, a document of precision — rows of numbers that reduce months of complex
Despite backlash, loot boxes could be essential to gaming’s future
Few commercial innovations have attracted as much genuine public hostility as the loot box — and yet, despite campaigns for
Keep playing, keep paying: Ubisoft seeks games with “longterm engagement”
The publisher Ubisoft has never been shy about articulating its commercial ambitions, but a strategic briefing in which executives described
StarCraft II goes free-to-play seven years after launch
Seven years is a long time in any industry, but in the accelerated rhythm of digital entertainment it represents something