More lawsuits have been filed against Activision Blizzard, this time by two of its shareholders.
The first lawsuit was filed by Kyle Watson in California. In this lawsuit, Watson claims the planned acquisition of Activision by Microsoft is “unfair for a number of reasons”. According to Watson’s lawyers, one of these reasons is that the board is hoping to “procure for themselves and senior management […] significant and immediate benefits” (via Polygon).
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