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EA's $55B sale to Saudi-led consortium faces scrutiny over talent loss, AI issues, and foreign ownership, with regulators reviewing deal.
Electronic Arts has revealed risks in its $55 billion sale to a consortium led by Saudi Arabia’s PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners, citing potential talent loss, partner uncertainty, and reputational concerns.
While EA insists it will retain creative control, leadership, and player-first values, employees report pressure to use AI tools that produce flawed code.
The deal, which includes $20 billion in debt, faces scrutiny over foreign ownership, data governance, and long-term strategy.
Regulatory reviews by the FTC and CFIUS are underway, with the transaction expected to close in six to nine months.
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La venta de 55 mil millones de dólares de EA al consorcio liderado por Arabia Saudita enfrenta un escrutinio por la pérdida de talento, problemas de IA y propiedad extranjera, con los reguladores revisando el acuerdo.