Bobby Kotick

news Neither Microsoft nor Activision Blizzard have formally commented on Kotick's possible role following the completion of the takeover.

news A company rep said 37 employees have been fired or pushed out, while 44 more have faced other forms of discipline.

news Chief administrative officer Brian Bulatao says it will be easier to make change without a union. Employees don't appear to agree.

news The ABK Workers Alliance is also reportedly seeking formal support for a union at Activision Blizzard.

news Attorney Lisa Bloom said the $18M settlement reached with the EEOC in September is "woefully inadequate."

news The treasurers of Nevada, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, California, and Oregon have demanded a meeting with members of the board.

news Kotick is a non-executive member of the board at Coca-Cola, but the National Legal and Policy Center wants him gone.

news The new committee will help implement "policies, procedures, and commitments" aimed at ending workplace abuses.

news Phil Spencer said the situation at Activision Blizzard is "horrific."

news The SOC Investment Group says it's time for Kotick, and the chairman of the board of directors, to go.