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Today’s layoffs

Epic Games sent a note to its employees today regarding layoffs.

epicgames.com·2 sources·23h
AV Club · Hacker News
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Epic Games Cuts About 1,000 Jobs Across Company Amid ‘Fortnite’ Slump

Epic Games is cutting approximately 1,000 jobs across the company, according to CEO Tim Sweeney, citing extreme market conditions and a slump in Fortnite.

bloomberg.com·1 source·1d
Techmeme
BUSINESS

Fortnite Maker Epic Games Cuts About 1,000 Jobs Across Company

Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, is cutting approximately 1,000 jobs due to a downturn in engagement on the popular game.

bloomberg.com·2 sources·1d
SIC Weekly · Techmeme
BUSINESS

Epic Games increasing the price of V-Bucks

Epic Games is increasing the price of V-Bucks.

gamedeveloper.com·1 source·Mar 17
AV Club
BUSINESS

V-bucks are getting more X-pensive

Epic Games is reducing the amount of V-bucks that Fortnite players will receive in purchased packs, effective March 19th. The change means players will get less of the game's premium currency for the same price.

theverge.com·1 source·Mar 10
Techmeme
BUSINESS

Google isn’t waiting for a settlement

Google is reducing its Android app store fees globally from 30% to 20% or less. By year-end, they will launch a "Registered App Stores" program and offer alternative billing options.

theverge.com·1 source·Mar 6
Daring Fireball
BUSINESS

Tim Sweeney: Epic Games settled antitrust case to lock in gains with Google Store worldwide

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney stated in an interview that Fortnite could return to the Google Store globally in two weeks. The settlement with Google was made to secure gains with the Google Store.

gamesbeat.com·1 source·Mar 6
Techmeme
BUSINESS

Tim Sweeney signed away his right to criticize Google until 2032

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney signed an agreement relinquishing Epic's right to sue or criticize Google, and his personal right to advocate for changes to Google's app store policies, until 2032. This stems from a previous legal battle where Epic challenged Google's control over the Android app ecosystem.

theverge.com·1 source·Mar 5
Techmeme
BUSINESS

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A Financial Times article reports that Chinese company investments in Epic Games, the creator of "Fortnite", and other content creators are facing a long-running U.S. security review. These reviews scrutinize potential national security risks associated with foreign ownership of companies involved in sensitive technologies or data.

ft.com·1 source·Mar 4
Techmeme
BUSINESS