The lawsuit claims the shooter first used a virtual version of a Daniel Defense-branded AR-15 in “Call of Duty." ...

Activision Blizzard, the video game maker set to be sold to Microsoft for nearly $70 billion, said in a legal filing on Friday that it would cooperate with an investigation into whether some of ...

Video game giant Activision is investigating a hacking campaign that’s targeting players with the goal of stealing their credentials, TechCrunch has learned. At this point, the hackers ...

We chart the lawsuits and allegations brought against Activision Blizzard, which has rattled the Call of Duty and World of Warcraft company to its core.

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick says the company is working with regulators who are looking into its workplace practices, despite allegations it attempted to stymie investigations. “While ...

Frances Townsend — Activision Blizzard’s vice president of corporate affairs and former Homeland Security advisor — called the lawsuit “a distorted and untrue picture of our company.

Activision Blizzard confirmed the SEC investigation Tuesday in a statement to investors, noting that it “continues to productively engage with regulators” including the SEC, the Equal ...

Activision Blizzard agreed to pay $35 million to settle regulatory claims tied to its process for deciding how its disclosures to investors should reflect employee complaints about workplace ...

Activision Blizzard also said in its statement that it has already taken action to improve its workplace by firing certain employees, or "exiting" them, in the term used in the news release.

And Activision had to kind of backtrack and say that they were taking the issues very seriously, they were looking into all of them. And that is what they've said to the other investigations as ...

A press officer for Activision said the S.E.C. had issued subpoenas to the company and several current and former employees, but did not offer more details on the focus of the investigation.