Microsoft acquisition of Activision remains ‘less than 50-50’ chance amid FTC lawsuit: Analyst

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This segment originally aired on December 8, 2022.

Yahoo Finance’s Seana Smith, Dave Briggs and Pras Subramanian spoke with CFRA Vice President of Equity Research John Freeman about the outlook of Microsoft’s long-awaited acquisition of Activision-Blizzard when weighed against the FTC’s latest antitrust lawsuit against the tech company.

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