Take-Two Interactive (Page 11)

In its 8-K form filed with the SEC, Take-Two has disclosed a shareholder lawsuit related to EA's takeover

Take-Two's stockholder meeting to take place later today, as EA's USD 26 per share tender offer expires tomorrow night

The time allotted for Take-Two stockholders to nominate directors or propose new business has expired

Take-Two expects record setting sales for latest title in the franchise

Publisher plans to develop its presence in Asia, creating a new position and Singapore office

Sony and Take-Two partner for 40GB PS3 with Rockstar's highly-anticipated title

Rockstar New England formed after the Take-Two developer acquires Mad Doc Software

Latest title from Rockstar is censored in order to receive an MA15+ rating

Ratings board examines over five hours of gameplay for Rockstar's biggest game of the year

EA has amended its takeover offer in response to a poison pill, extending the deadline to April 18

Analyst does not believe Take-Two will be worth more following the release of Grand Theft Auto IV

Publisher begins talks with possible business partners as Zelnick dismisses EA's offer as "wrong price, wrong time"

Following yesterday's tender offer by Electronic Arts to buy any outstanding shares of common stock for USD 26 per share, the spotlight has fallen on Take-Two's key development talent in the event that the take-over turns hostile.

Take-Two Interactive has urged shareholders to take no action following Electronic Arts' official tender for all outstanding shares of common stock of the company.

With the highly-anticipated title Grand Theft Auto IV due for release late next month, Wedbush Morgan has said that it expects the game to sell over nine million units during the fiscal year, and that Take-Two is likely to ship six million of those in the

Take-Two says major Rockstar title also planned for 2009

In conjunction with the release of its financial reports for Q1 2008, Take-Two has announced that BioShock 2 is in development and planned for a Q4 2009 release

Take-Two released its financial results for Q1 2008 today, reporting a net loss of USD 38 million - an increase of 77 per cent from its Q1 2007 net loss of USD 21.5 million

Take-Two has been sued by a shareholder alleging that the company's management improperly tried to keep the Electronic Arts buyout offer secret to enrich its executives

Publisher Take-Two is feeling the wrath of its shareholders as its two biggest owners of stock have massively reduced their stakes in the company, while a shareholder lawsuit has demanded that stockholders have the right to elect directors at the company

Take-Two Interactive has set up a severance plan to cover its employees in the event of a take-over, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

The US stock markets continued to decline following a Labor Department report of the loss of 63,000 jobs last month

EA has turned down Jack Thompson's offer of help to "evict the Zelnick Trojan Horse from within Take-Two's corporate walls".

Take-Two chairman Strauss Zelnick thinks that Take-Two has a bright future as an independent company

Warren Jenson has told an investor's conference that EA is keen to give Take-Two's "diamonds" a chance to shine brighter on the global stage, and that he hopes continued industry creativity will lead to further acquisition opportunities in the future.