No, the FTC case is not over.
Tied up again the 9th circuit i believe?So what’s currently going on because I thought they dropped the case a couple months ago when they lost the injunction.
So what’s currently going on because I thought they dropped the case a couple months ago when they lost the injunction.
FTC is done. The UK is the only hold up. If UK clears the merger the deal will close and the ftc will be done. FTC will not pursue a case if everywhere else in the world gave the clear. FTC chance at stopping the deal died when they lost the injunction.They dropped the Injunction, but they still want to block the deal. The injunction was just to try and prevent MS from closing without the FTCs approval.
As it stands, they can close, the FTC can rule against, and the courts will determine if the deal needs to be reversed or not.
They dropped the Injunction, but they still want to block the deal. The injunction was just to try and prevent MS from closing without the FTCs approval.
As it stands, they can close, the FTC can rule against, and the courts will determine if the deal needs to be reversed or not.
FTC is done. The UK is the only hold up. If UK clears the merger the deal will close and the ftc will be done. FTC will not pursue a case if everywhere else in the world gave the clear. FTC chance at stopping the deal died when they lost the injunction.
Do you have a link to a story about any of this because last I saw the FTC gave up after they didn’t get the injunction.
My guy, FTC is irrelevant. It's all on the UK.That's not what I said. Now go, let the adults talk.
Here's a summary
FTC v. Microsoft - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
The FTC is still investigating and can (and will) still rule on approving or denying the deal. They are very innocuous though.
The UK already unofficially accepted the Ubisoft deal. "At least" the FTC looks like its still going to put its case out there as a sacrificial lamb before the courts this fall.My guy, FTC is irrelevant. It's all on the UK.
UK business minister Kemi Badenoch has defended the Competition and Market Authority's decision to block the Microsoft-Activision deal.
As reported by Reuters, the UK government's Secretary of State for Business and Trade was questioned about Microsoft president Brad Smith's comment that the CMA block was "bad for Britain" and that the CMA has a "flawed understanding" of cloud streaming services.
"We were not an outlier if you talk about the size of the market," Badenoch said. "At some point, we have to decide are we making [decisions] in a way that's right for us or just trying to do what everybody else is going? So no, I don't agree with his comment.
"If the CMA is doing something wrong, I think that will become evident through a pattern which is not yet the case."
She's just talking about Brad Smith's comments on their initial block which the CMA already walked back on.UK minister defends CMA's decision to block MS/ABK
UK business minister Kemi Badenoch has defended the Competition and Market Authority's decision to block the Microsoft-…www.gamesindustry.biz
UK minister defends CMA's decision to block MS/ABK
UK business minister Kemi Badenoch has defended the Competition and Market Authority's decision to block the Microsoft-…www.gamesindustry.biz
I mean, I wouldn't be surprised. Xbox has already confirmed with these leaks that their whole charade of being for Duh Gamers is all smoke and mirrors.Wonder if they are laying the groundwork for a second block?