Fresh off his company’s monumental court victory over Google, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says he has a theory for why a federal jury determined Google was running an illegal monopoly with its app store: The company left too much of a paper trail to ignore.
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Epic Games CEO, founder and majority owner Tim Sweeney took to Twitter to savor Epic’s antitrust victory over Google in federal court on Monday. He also personally thanked the jurors in the case. And Cary-based Epic declared the jury’s unanimous decision a “victory for all app developers and consumers.”
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It’s been nearly three years since Epic Games announced its $95 million acquisition of the 87-acre site of Cary Towne Center mall for its new headquarters. All but one section of the property has been razed, yet there are no visible signs of new development and no zoning or planning requests have been filed with the Town of Cary. So what’s going on?
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Epic Games majority owner and CEO Tim Sweeney is keeping a close eye on his company’s court case against Google, attending the antitrust trial in San Francisco every day.
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“We want the jury to find Google has violated the law so the court can force Google to stop these practices,” Epic CEO Tim Sweeney tells a federal court jury in his company’s antitrust suit against Google. Epic also sued Apple. The Google trial continues Tuesday. .
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CARY – An expected big day in the Epic Games-Google antitrust trial lost its headliner when Epic CEO Tim Sweeney’s appearance was postponed. The reason: A juror couldn’t get to the courtroom. “[T]oday’s jury trial is canceled because a juror got stuck on the Bay Bridge,” reported The Verge....
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Jim Goodnight, cofounder and CEO of software giant SAS, is by far and away the richest man in North Carolina, according to new data from Forbes. His fortune is growing. That of Epic Games billionaire owner Tim Sweeney is declining. But … the Forbes data should not be considered scientific
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Epic Games is cutting 830 jobs and selling two subsidiaries in financial cutbacks but its owner and CEO Tim Sweeney says the technology company’s legal fight against Apple and Google over antitrust issues will continue.
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Tim Sweeney told Epic Games employees early Friday that the privately held company he runs is laying off 16% of its staff – some 870 employees. Here is his memo.
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