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[unable to retrieve full-text content]CoinspeakerMicrosoft Submits Restructured Agreement for Activision Blizzard Acquisition amid Regulatory Challenges In response to the initial rejection, Microsoft has introduced a new proposal that both companies have mutually accepted. The terms of this agreement have been adjusted to align with the stipulations of the UK Competition and Markets Authority. Microsoft Submits Restructured Agreement for Activision Blizzard Acquisition amid Regulatory Challenges
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]CoinspeakerMicrosoft Submits Restructured Agreement for Activision Blizzard Acquisition amid Regulatory Challenges In response to the initial rejection, Microsoft has introduced a new proposal that both companies have mutually accepted. The terms of this agreement have been adjusted to align with the stipulations of the UK Competition and Markets Authority. Microsoft Submits Restructured Agreement for Activision Blizzard Acquisition amid Regulatory Challenges
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Microsoft Submits Restructured Agreement for Activision Blizzard Acquisition amid Regulatory Challenges
In response to the initial rejection, Microsoft has introduced a new proposal that both companies have mutually accepted. The terms of this agreement have been adjusted to align with the stipulations of the UK Competition and Markets Authority.