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Out of 1,600 businesses analyzed, not a single one was overpriced. That's just one of the uncomfortable truths Codie Sanchez has uncovered from the inside. Motley Fool analyst Rachel Warren talks with Codie Sanchez — former Wall Street investor, New York Times bestselling author, ...  Show more

Do the amounts in your IRAs and 401(k)s have you on to path to financial independence? Host Robert Brokamp explains how to get answers to that question.Topics covered:-Benchmarks provided by financial-services firms-Factors that will determine whether you need to save more or les ...  Show more

The video game industry is bigger than movies and music combined. As part of our ongoing Skin in the Game series, we’re chatting with journalist Jason Schreier about the rise and fall of Blizzard, the company behind such games as World of Warcraft. It’s a story about the push and ...  Show more

In January 2022, Microsoft announced its acquisition of the video game company Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion. The deal would make Microsoft the world’s third largest video game company, but it also exposes the company to several risks. First, the all-cash deal would requi ...  Show more

On this edition of Business Weekly, we look at the gaming industry’s biggest deal so far, as Microsoft stumps up nearly $69bn to buy Activision Blizzard, the company behind mega-games including Call of Duty and World of Warcraft. We hear how Microsoft wants to increase its slice ...  Show more

Epic Games. Microsoft. Riot Games; owners of the biggest computer game titles in the world and part of a gaming industry which has been valued at $200 billion. That’s more than the music and entertainment industry combined. It’s not all plain sailing though.Epic Games, which crea ...  Show more