Robert Kotick

...Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" brought in $394 million in box-office sales. Despite the phenomenal reception, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick said the company is concerned about weak consumer spending. The game will be competing for sales...

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...that a source close to company says it was considering adapting a "massively multi-player online world" for Call of Duty, which CEO Bobby Kotick hinted at last year about possibility of developing a MMO title for the series. No other details...

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Having already sold $20 million worth, Activision CEO continues to cash in on Modern Warfare 2's success. Activision CEO Bobby Kotick is cashing in once again. Having recently sold 1.9 million in Activision stock to net $20 million, he...

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...goal was to create a launch that would compare very favorably to the biggest box offices of all time," Activision Blizzard Chief Executive Bobby Kotick said. Read the full story by clicking here Photo: Alejandro Medina, 20, of Culver City,...

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...chief rival Electronic Arts Inc's 11 percent gain, rose 5 cents in early trade on Wednesday to $11.74. Still, chief executive Bobby Kotick was mindful of the weak economy, which has stung the video game industry this year as consumers think...

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...sale, setting a new entertainment industry record. Over roughly the same span, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick exercised millions of stock options he'd been sitting on for nearly a decade, bringing in roughly $42 million (closer to $38 million...

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...to create a launch that would compare very favorably to the biggest box offices of all time," Activision Blizzard Chief Executive Bobby Kotick said. Theatrical box office and video game sales aren't equivalent because movie tickets are...

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...Blizzard CEO do to celebrate the most successful launch in entertainment history? Sell his stock, of course. Earlier this week, CEO Bobby Kotick sold nearly two million shares, roughly 40 percent, of his investment in Activision Blizzard...

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...additional multiplayer and gameplay enhancements for future Call of Duty titles. Rumored survey mentions exclusive content coming to online multiplayer space. Activision CEO Bobby Kotick floats the idea at an investor conference.

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Modern Warfare 2 launch window sees Bobby Kotick exercise nearly 2 million stock options for $1.99 million--which he immediately sells for $22.2 million. Today, Activision basked in the glory that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 had the...

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