Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Gaming Group says it plans to invest $37.8B in gaming to expand the kingdom’s role in the sector, including $18B for minority investments (Stephen Totilo/Axios)

Stephen Totilo / Axios:
Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Gaming Group says it plans to invest $37.8B in gaming to expand the kingdom’s role in the sector, including $18B for minority investments  —  Saudi Arabia’s government-funded gaming conglomerate The Savvy Gaming Group will invest $37.8 billion in gaming as part …

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US lawmakers press top game companies about how they assess and mitigate risks of extremist behavior, after an ADL study finds extremism rising in online gaming  —  – “We are writing to better understand the processes you have in place to handle player reports of harassment and extremism encounters …

US lawmakers press top game companies about how they assess and mitigate risks of extremist behavior, after an ADL study finds extremism rising in online gaming (Stephen Totilo/Axios)

Stephen Totilo / Axios:
US lawmakers press top game companies about how they assess and mitigate risks of extremist behavior, after an ADL study finds extremism rising in online gaming  —  – “We are writing to better understand the processes you have in place to handle player reports of harassment and extremism encounters …

Sources: LLC’s tied to crypto news site The Block’s CEO secretly received $43M in Alameda loans, used in part to acquire and run the site; CEO has now resigned (Sara Fischer/Axios)

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Sources: LLC’s tied to crypto news site The Block’s CEO secretly received $43M in Alameda loans, used in part to acquire and run the site; CEO has now resigned  —  The Block, a media company that says it covers crypto news independently, has been secretly funded for over a year with money funneled …

Foxconn’s Xingwei agrees to sell its entire stake in embattled Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup for ~$771.79M (Meg Shen/Reuters)

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