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Through a letter addressed to the Board of Directors of Activision Blizzard, a small group of shareholders has requested the gear of the company s CEO, Bobby Kick, as a result of the information published in the last report from The Wall Street Journal: Unlike what he said in his previous communiqués, CEO, Bobby Kick, was aware of several incidents of sexual harassment, sexual abuse and gender discrimination at Activision Blizzard, but failed so much when making sure that the Executives and those responsible were dismissed, as if recognizing and approaching the systemic nature of the company s hostile culture, we can read in the letter, which represents the owners of about 4.8 million in the company s shares. In addition to the Kick March, these shareholders demand that the two veterans of the Board, Brian Kelly and Robert Morgan, announce the withdrawal of it before December 31. If he does not meet his requirements, this group will not vote in favor of the re-election of the curre...

Bobby Kick continues In the center of Hurricane, and it is not for less: A few minutes ago we knew thanks to a report of The Wall Street Journal that the CEO of Activision Blizzard was aware of the cases of sexual abuse that happened in the Offices, something in what has participated with ill-treatment to employees and up intervening in key situations . Therefore, the company s workers have been upgraded once again for Ask their replacement. The last controversy has altered social networks The report of The Wall Street Journal has been published just one hour ago, but it has already been powerful enough to alter social networks, something that has been Accompanied by a video of Kick sent to the employees in which it reaffirmed the importance given to the entire situation. However, Activision Blizzard workers want to go beyond after knowing the implication of the CEO in cases of sexual abuse. Are you also interested in topics related to Wall Street Games? Bobby Kotick continues ...