(Reuters) -Electronic Arts' record $55-billion leveraged buyout by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and two other firms marks a turning point in the videogame industry, as companies look to ...

Riyadh: PIF today announced the start of registration for “azm” program, a unique program to train and employ qualified young Saudi vocational talent in high-priority vocational fields.

Saudi Arabia launched its first-ever island golf course, called Shura Links, on Shura Island, describing the project as a landmark step in establishing itself as a global destination within the Red ...

Mark Darrah, former senior developer of Dragon Age 1, 2 and Inquisition, has spoken about the fate of EA's studios after the company's $50 billion acquisition.

EA’s $55 billion sale raises questions about gaming’s future, from creative risks to Saudi Arabia’s growing influence. Discover the full story ...

On Monday, news broke that EA, one of the world's largest publicly-traded game publishers, is being taken private in a $55 billion leveraged buyout funded by a group of investors including Jared ...

The legend goes like this: In 1999, a programmer named Patrick Barrett joined the video game studio Maxis to help develop the video game that would become The Sims. Working from an out-of-date design ...

Electronic Arts, the maker of video games like “Madden NFL," “Battlefield,” and “The Sims,” is being acquired by an investor group including Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund in the largest private ...

Saudi Arabia’s acquisition of EA could make gaming one of its most influential tools for cultural and soft power.

Jared Kushner has found a role in the $55 billion Electronic Arts megadeal. His involvement could ease its passage through Washington. Jared Kushner, shown here at the Future Investment Initiative ...