One of the most interesting and important statements in the lawsuit between Microsoft and the United States Federal Trade Commission took place yesterday: Bobby Kotick. The Activision CEO has so far taken the stage to answer questions from the FTC and Microsoft’s attorney, providing revealing information about the buying process, the importance of Call of ...
photo: Kevin Dietsch (Getty Images) The Wall Street Journal is reporting thatfollowing the company’s recent sale to Microsoft, efforts to pursue Activision Blizzard—and its embattled CEO Bobby Kotick—have escalated at both the state and federal level. The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing, whose initial investigation kicked off this entire thing last yearhave now ...
Update: More than 1300 Activision Blizzard employees have signed a petition demanding that CEO Bobby Kotick resign in the wake of this week’s Wall Street Journal report alleging his failure to act on knowledge of misconduct at studios within the company. At the time of writing, the petition lists 1337 employees from across various Activision ...
The organizer who planned this event Activision Blizzard Yesterday’s strike noted that CEO Bobby Kotick’s statement on the sexual harassment lawsuit failed to address their concerns or demands. After Kotick issued a statement in response to the harassment and bullying lawsuit filed against the publisher yesterday, the employees who participated in the protest said that ...
Bobby Kotick’s tenure at Activision Blizzard has been extended, but the senior CEO’s salary is falling. Activision Blizzard In a new SEC filing (via Wowhead) it is revealed that the company is taking over as CEO Bobby KotickEmployment. Watch on youtube Kotick’s contract was originally set to expire on December 31, 2021, but has now ...
News business Activision cuts CEO Bobby Kotick’s salary in half (but he’s still a millionaire) Published on 04/30/2021 1:21 PM Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision-Blizzard, is one of those executives who hasn’t always had a positive image in recent years! Indeed, the leader has been repeatedly accused of being “overpaid” in firing his staff. We ...
