Wall Street Is Betting That Microsoft-Activision Deal Will Fail

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Activision Blizzard stock price remains below Microsoft's $95 a share and regulators are concerned over its legality

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FTC Sues to Block Microsoft's $69 Billion Acquisition of Activision - The New York Times

Warren Buffett Buys More Activision ATVI Stock as Arbitrage Play - Bloomberg