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Electronic Arts has acquired Golf Clash creator Playdemic from WarnerMedia for $1.4 billion in cash as EA goes big in sports and mobile.

Job searches are muted in a dozen states that have ended federal unemployment benefits early, according to Indeed.

This year's London Climate Action Week will be hosting a series of events aimed at encouraging women to enter the Cleantech arena as investors and entrepreneurs. So why are women under-represented in the sector?

Stack Overflow has launched Reddit-like sub-communities to help companies better engage with developers and glean data on common questions.

Parsec is taking its pandemic-born remote game development service and turning it into a tool for remote enterprise workers.

PlanetScale's Sam Lambert says reduced complexity, along with globe-spanning cloud architecture, marks the firm's MySQL-based database.

The Veracode SoSS v11: Open Source Edition found that 79% of developers never update third-party libraries included in a codebase.

Drata, a security and compliance automation platform, has raised $25 million in equity in a venture capital round.

Is customer experience inclusive? Does it take into account the needs of disabled people, which make up 20% of the world's population. Not often. Three tech companies are trying to make a difference.

Splunk bolsters its data security portfolio with new launch and announces a $1B investment from Silver Lake.

EA is one of the biggest game publishers in the world, but it has taken an interest in "smaller" games.

G2 released its summer 2021 reports, which cover key players in software and include new categories, like revenue operations and CMS tools.

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Cloud gaming has spread out into several monetization models. An inflection point is coming, providing a great oppoturnity for this tech.

Call of Duty: Mobile maker TiMi Studio Group is launching a new studio to make triple-A games dubbed TiMi Seattle.

Tomi.ai, a digital sales optimization platform, has raised $1 million in seed funding from Begin Capital and the Phystech Leadership Fund.

Global game platform GXC has raised $4.73 million in funding to fund multiple game services, including community feedback tools.

Symmetry Systems, a platform designed to protect sensitive data from breaches, has raised $15 million in capital.

Belong Gaming Arenas is opening its first U.S. location in Houston, Texas, in its chain of local esports gaming centers.

Building on its long legacy in 2D design tools, Adobe has launched its Substance 3D tools for immersive creation.

Splitgate: Arena Warfare is heading to consoles, and developer 1047 Games has a plan to win over a new audience after seeing success on PC.

Vercel, a web app deployment platform and developer of the Next.js framework, has secured $102 million in venture funding.