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Video game sector seeks way out of inferno
A scene from ‘Dante’s Inferno’, the latest title from Electronic Arts Electronic Arts warned the public that “Hell Awaits” in a 30-second TV commercial during American Football’s Super Bowl... By Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
February 9, 2010
Electronic Arts predicts fall in sales
Electronic Arts on Monday presented a pessimistic outlook for the video game industry this year, predicting a fall in sales of disc-based games... By Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
February 9, 2010
Electronic Arts pessimistic
Electronic Arts yesterday presented a pessimistic outlook for the video game industry this year, predicting a fall in sales of disc-based games... By Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
3:23pm
Coca-Cola and industrials help stocks rally
...profit. Analysts had expected the telephone equipment maker to break even. Its shares surged 21.4 per cent to $6.53.Electronic Arts weighed on the market, tumbling 8.8 per cent to $15.96, after the video game publisher gave a disappointing forecast... By Samantha Pearson in New York
2:00am
Video game sector seeks way out of the inferno
Electronic Arts warned the public that "hell awaits" in a 30-second TV commercial during American...publisher reports quarterly earnings today, but number-two Electronic Arts gave a pessimistic outlook when it presented third-quarter... By Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
November 9, 2009
EA to pay $275m cash for Playfish
Electronic Arts has entered the fast-growing market...performance until the end of 2011. Over 60m people play one of Playfish’s 10 games each...continue to thrive under the ownership of Electronic Arts.” Analysts welcomed the deal but said...largest social gaming company, to go public sometime soon. By Tim Bradshaw in London and David Gelles in San Francisco
January 28, 2010
Industry awaiting ‘Jesus Tablet’
...application. The New York Times demonstrated software able to run video within stories. Video game companies, including Electronic Arts, showed off sports, driving and shooting games that took advantage of the near 10-in display.“The iPad is a great new device...companies, however, would be if the iPad helped retrain consumers weaned on free online content to start paying. “When people have a great experience, they consume more of the content they like, whether it be sports, books, games, TV or movies... By Kenneth Li and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York
March 28, 2008
Electronic Arts turns heat up on Take-Two
Electronic Arts on Friday took a tougher line with its $2bn takeover target Take-Two, warning a poison pill introduced by the board...have been tendered since the offer was made on March 13. Analysts said the derisory number was not significant. “People will wait, they have already showed their willingness to go higher [from $25 to $26],” said Brent Thill, Citigroup analyst. Take-Two shares have risen nearly 50 per cent since EA’s offer became public on February 24. Mr Thill said he believed the steps being taken by the two companies were ploys that would lead to... By Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
December 21, 2009
Games guru puts his finger on chart success
...chief executive, left Electronic Arts, one of the two leading electronic gaming companies, to start Ngmoco...advantage over console games, where Electronic Arts and Activision are strongest, because they...with a heavy social component, so that people interact while playing and thus recruit... By Joseph Menn in San Francisco
February 8, 2010
Pfizer launches e-payment system
...pharmaceutical group, is launching a system of electronic payment for medicines that links it...could help boost use of high-priced drugs by providing discounts to the majority...help manage chronic diseases at an affordable price.” Each patient presents...may help boost access to expensive drugs by making them more affordable, while increasing Pfizer’s sales...patients to remind them to take their drugs – and further boosting sales.But... By Andrew Jack in London