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Commerce Cuts Costs to Lift Margins
Commerce announced a strategic plan to cut expenses and buy back shares, targeting higher operating margins starting in 2027.
High Co Reports H1 2026 Growth Amid Restructuring Costs
High Co delivered solid organic growth in the first half of 2026, offsetting short-term hits from integration efforts and restructuring charges that will weigh on second-half results.
Star Wars Zero Company Patch Fixes Critical Errors
Version 1.1 resolves launch-day crashes and a bizarre bug where guaranteed hits missed their targets.
Saudi investors weigh merger of EA and Savvy Games
Saudi Arabia's PIF is reportedly considering merging EA with Savvy Games to form a unified gaming giant, a strategy driven by a pivot toward mobile platforms and aggressive cost-cutting measures necessary to service the massive acquisition debt.
Saudi Wealth Fund Weighs Electronic Arts and Savvy Merger
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is reportedly evaluating a merger between Electronic Arts and Savvy Games Group to streamline operations and create a unified gaming vehicle, though the deal faces delays due to Savvy’s ongoing acquisition of Moontoon and potential antitrust regulatory challenges.
2026 Gaming Balance of Hits and Industry Cuts
A vintage cassette tape rests on a wooden desk next to headphones, symbolizing the blend of nostalgic storytelling and modern action titles dominating the year.
D'Ieteren H1 Profit Grows 8.4% Amid Automotive Struggles
D'Ieteren Group posted a 8.4% rise in adjusted profit before tax for the first half of 2026, driven by strong performance in its auto repair and parts supply arms despite a significant downturn in its car dealership division.
GrainCorp Shares Drop 5.2% Following Restructuring and Cost Cuts
Shares in the Australian agriculture firm fell in afternoon trade after the company announced the elimination of 80 roles and a one-year delay to its technology upgrade program.
Frequent AI Use Increases Job Anxiety Unless Managers Step In
A new study reveals that using AI more often does not make workers feel safer; instead, it heightens fears of job loss. The key differentiator is not the technology itself, but how management frames the role of the employee in an automated workflow.
Gartner predicts widespread regret over AI-driven job cuts
A new analysis suggests that a third of jobs eliminated under the guise of artificial intelligence will need to be rehired, exposing a costly mistake in corporate strategy.
Blizzard Workers Ratify New Union Contract
Blizzard workers have ratified their first union contract with the CWA, securing protections like a 14-month layoff recall right and mandatory AI usage negotiations after two years of bargaining. This deal, which covers about 1,900 employees, adds wage increases and hybrid work provisions to the company's evolving labor landscape, while establishing a new industry standard for regulating generative AI adoption amidst ongoing industry-wide layoffs.
Wizards of the Coast Bets on Two Major 2027 Titles
Wizards of the Coast is placing significant weight on two upcoming role-playing games scheduled for 2027. These titles serve as a critical test for the company's recent pivot toward digital entertainment.
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Illustration: Tradingbird Trade Desk Faces S&P 500 Exit and Workforce Cuts
Trade Desk shares have plummeted following its removal from the S&P 500 and a 15% workforce cut, but analysts suggest the recent selling may have created a capitulation low as the stock now trades at a significantly discounted valuation.