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The European Commission has approved the sale of Electronic Arts for $55 billion

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European Commission approves PIF's acquisition of Electronic Arts
Pocketgamer Jul 24, 10:11 UTC

European Commission approves PIF's acquisition of Electronic Arts

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) has received European Commission approval for its acquisition of Electronic Arts under the EU Merger Regulation. The Commission said the transaction, which covers the production and distribution o…

European Union Gives Antitrust Approval to $55 Billion Electronic Arts Acquisition
MMORPG.com Jul 23, 18:30 UTC

European Union Gives Antitrust Approval to $55 Billion Electronic Arts Acquisition

An investment group that includes Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has gotten an important approval from the European Union for its pending $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts.

The European Commission has approved the sale of Electronic Arts for $55 billion
Gameworldobserver Jul 23, 14:14 UTC

The European Commission has approved the sale of Electronic Arts for $55 billion

The European antitrust regulator did not obstruct a consortium of investors led by the Saudi Public Investment Fund from purchasing Electronic Arts (EA). It granted permission for the deal to proceed.