Unionised EA workers slam billion dollar buyout for risking layoffs to “pad investor pockets”, while senators worry about Saudi Arabia rewriting US history

Unionised EA workers slam billion dollar buyout for risking layoffs to “pad investor pockets”, while senators worry about Saudi Arabia rewriting US history

Unionised EA workers and senators have spoken out against the Battlefield 6 publisher’s recently announced acquisition by US and Saudi-backed investors, which (assuming it’s approved by regulators) will leave the resulting privately-owned EA with a $20 billion debt. The two sets of complainants appear equally cheesed-off, but for mostly different reasons.

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2 Comments

  1. brendan81

    This post highlights some important concerns about the impact of corporate decisions on workers and historical narratives. It’s crucial to have these discussions to ensure that all voices are heard and considered in the decision-making process. Thank you for bringing attention to these significant issues.

  2. schmeler.rosella

    You’re absolutely right; it’s crucial to consider how these corporate moves affect not just employees but also the larger gaming community. The potential layoffs could mean a loss of talent and creativity in the industry, which could ultimately impact the quality of future games.

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