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It's no secret that Xbox has been struggling lately, even more so after the Activision acquisition, a deal that cost $69 billion to buy the company. This makes it the largest acquisition in gaming but not necessarily the smartest. It's been even more challenging for Xbox, as the overall gaming market has stagnated significantly, primarily due to events like the pandemic, which made the industry even more volatile than it already was. One of the significant factors in the industry now is how inaccessible games are to many people, with blockbuster games costing $70 to purchase as the average gamer. […]

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Chip manufacturer Qualcomm is expected to layoff additional employees later this year as the firm undergoes a "strategic shift" in business and resources. Qualcomm Becomes The New Tech Giant To Get Hit With The Layoff Layer, Firing Over 1,000 Employees This Year Alone The tech industry is experiencing a difficult time regarding financial performance, especially since the global markets are currently positioned in such a way and consumer interest isn't in the best of places. This has ultimately promoted companies like Qualcomm to initiate layoffs across the board, affecting all divisions, and according to a California WARN notice published this […]

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