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Twitter has alleged that Microsoft violated an agreement over using the social media company's data, according to a letter seen by @Reuters https://t.co/QX9DW2ChxD

Popular titles from @EA -owned 'FIFA' to @Activision Blizzard's 'Call of Duty' are propping up sales for U.S. videogame publishers in a turbulent economy, quelling concerns that a looming recession may impede growth. https://t.co/AlgoiB0ER1

Take-Two said it expects to deliver 36 video game titles through 2025 and 2026, and forecast $8 billion in 2025 net bookings and over $1 billion in operating cash flow $TTWO https://t.co/s20VGm7zQs

Investors dumped $AMD shares on Wednesday after its earnings report indicated that it was struggling with a PC slump and had failed to gain market share from Intel in the latest quarter. AMD fell near 7% premarket, while $INTC rose 2% https://t.co/kxXTNRHbY5

Netflix shares down nearly 3%. Here are five charts that explain Netflix's first quarter With @niveditabalu https://t.co/KNmldmsofI

World Wrestling Entertainment Inc will combine with Endeavor Group-owned mixed martial arts franchise UFC to form a new, publicly listed entertainment giant valued at about $21 billion $WWE $EDR https://t.co/T7x2Fo1I2A

I can proudly say that I have visited Phagwara. Kisi cheez ko agar dil se chaho, to poori kaynat use tum se milane me lag jati hai :)

Salesforce gave an upbeat forecast and increased share repurchase to $20 billion, indicating strong cash flow for the company that has recently come under pressure from activist investors $CRM https://t.co/UzubDf3QSD

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RT @HoodieOnVeshti: Disappointing earnings from Apple Inc $AAPL, Alphabet Inc $GOOGL and Amazon $AMZN on Thursday renewed concerns of a slo…

EA cuts bookings forecast on 'Star Wars' game delay and slow consumer spending. Shares went down nearly 6% in extended trading. CEO Andrew Wilson says that mobile gaming market continues to be challenging. https://t.co/QJQN31spIJ

Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor would step down from his role to return to his "entrepreneurial roots". "You can't keep a wild tiger in a cage," said Marc Benioff, who will become the sole CEO. https://t.co/I3FfD07Zrb

EA is forecasting a roughly $200 million hit to its annual bookings due to this year's surge in the U.S. dollar https://t.co/6xe6utlt81