President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund, are backing the $55 billion deal.
Electronic Arts has for years been coveted by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund and the billionaire dealmaker Egon Durban. But it was Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner who unlocked its $55bn ...
Jared Kushner is having quite the week. He’s involved in high-profile talks over the war in Gaza and he’s front and centre of the biggest leveraged buyout in history. This week, a consortium including ...
Video game maker Electronic Arts is going private in a $55 billion deal that’s funded by Saudi Arabia and a Jared Kusher-backed investment firm.
Silver Lake Partners, Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund PIF, and Affinity Partners will pay EA’s stockholders $210 per share. Affinity Partners is run by President Donald Trump ’s son-in-law, Jared ...
President Trump's son-in-law and other backers are closing in on a $55 billion deal to purchase the video game company Electronic Arts, or EA.
In a somewhat surprising team up, Jared Kushner and Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund are joining together to buy video game giant Electronic Arts for a staggering $55 billion.
Shawn McCreesh pressed Karoline Leavitt on Jared Kushner’s recent role in Middle East negotiations – a region in which he has made vast wealth for himself.
Donald Trump’s son-in-law is poised to lead a $55 billion deal backed by Saudi Arabia to buy Electronic Arts, according to multiple reports. The deal, led by Ivanka Trump’s husband, Jared Kushner, is ...
Now the sports playbook is being repeated in increasingly visible ways, from the current Riyadh Comedy Festival to the EA acquisition. This last deal is the latest in an ongoing campaign for Saudi ...
Electronic Arts confirmed Monday that the company was being acquired by private investors, including Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, private equity fund Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners, the ...
The publishers of Battlefield, Apex Legends, EA Sports FC and Dragon Age are in "advanced talks" to sell out to investment firms, according to reports.