Microsoft is reportedly ready to fight in court if the FTC attempts to block its Activision Blizzard deal.
to block Microsoft‘s proposed takeover of the Call of Duty parent.
An antitrust lawsuit would mean that Microsoft would have to fight to push forward its acquisition of the Call of Duty maker in US courts.According to Bloomberg’s source, in the event that the FTC does file a lawsuit, Microsoft is gearing up to contest that decision. According to antitrust analyst Jennifer Rie, a court fight would be hard for the FTC to win, and Microsoft could win out- though a legal battle could push the deal beyond Microsoft’s expected completion date of June 30, 2023.It’s claimed that the
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