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As the Game Streaming Wars Begin,Twitch Is Looking Like Amazon's Secret Weapon
With Google and Microsoft planning competing game streaming services, the market for games is about to get even more interesting. That's exactly why Amazon's Twitch deserves more of your attention.
Microsoft XCloud vs. Google Stadia: Battle Of the Game Streaming Services
Microsoft and Google are locking horns in the burgeoning game streaming market, and are planning to release competing streaming services this year. Here's what we know about Google Stadia and Microsoft XCloud.
'Put Xbox in the Cloud': Microsoft Pulls Back the Curtain on XCloud Plans
At a developer event, Microsoft told game makers that it'll be dead simple to make Xbox games compatible with XCloud, Microsoft's forthcoming game streaming service.
Tilman Fertitta to Take Another Run at Ceasars With Carl Icahn's Help - Report
Caesars previously rejected Tilman Fertitta's unsolicited merger offer in November.
Nvidia Looks to Battlefield V, Metro Exodus to Boost RTX Sales
Sales of Nvidia's RTX graphics cards have disappointed thus far, but executives are banking that a new lineup of games will go a long way in boosting sales.
Google Gives Few Details on Stadia's Game Line-Up, Besides Assassin's Creed
Gamers and investors have a lot of questions about Stadia, Google's forthcoming game streaming platform. One is what games will actually be available at launch.
Alphabet Almost Through a Major Top Formation: Book Some Profits
It may be time to book some profits by selling your Alphabet shares.
Chart of the Day: Alphabet Has a History of Expensive Infractions in Europe
Alphabet has amassed quite the tab from the European Union.
Jim Cramer on Alphabet, FedEx. Disney, Jerome Powell and Disney-Fox
Alphabet, FedEx, Jerome Powell and Disney-Fox are just some of the things that JIm Cramer's watching Wednesday.
Wait, Google Was Almost Called What?
Fortunately, Larry Page and Serge Brin had a change of heart before everyone's favorite search engine became mainstream.