Microsoft games boss Phil Spencer drove $69 billion Activision deal

Phil Spencer, who joined Microsoft as an intern in 1988 and rose up to lead the games business, was instrumental in the Activision Blizzard purchase

Microsoft closes $69 billion acquisition of gaming giant Activision Blizzard after nearly 2 years of antitrust battles - pulling off the biggest tech deal in history

$69 Billion Microsoft Blizzard Acquisition Reaches Completion - LA Weekly

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Microsoft wants Activision because of mobile gaming opportunities, says Phil Spencer

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