CARY – Epic Games remains in a fight with Google over in-app purchases and what its CEO calls a “tax” despite a reported settlement between attorneys general across the US and Google over mobile app control, says Epic CEO Tim Sweeney. “Epic Games isn’t a party to the proposed...
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Prolific “X” (Twitter) poster Eric Sweeney, the CEO of Cary-based Epic Games, and his company have so far stayed quiet about its latest legal setback in suing Apple over antitrust claims. Sweeney’s only response as of early Wednesday evening was to “retweet” a post from Bloomberg News about the case.
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Tim Sweeney, CEO of Cary-based Epic Games, tweeted in response to the latest court decision in its antitrust suit against Apple: “Justice delayed, again.”
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Business North Carolina is out with its “Power List” for 2023, including 25 executives named for information technology representing software, gaming, communications and more. On this list: the state’s too richest individuals – Jim Goodnight of SAS and Tim Sweeney of Epic Games. Here’s the list.
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“People in this #BlockTheBlue pressure campaign are losers and goons,” Sweeney tweeted to open his rant. “They’re the cool kids from junior high who worked to exclude we nerds from cool kid events, plus the losers who joined in to gain cred. The elite-only verification system sucked, been criticizing it since 2018.”
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Jim Goodnight not only is improving his personal fortune for the third consecutive year in 2023, the Cary resident and owner of global software firm SAS is again the richest person in North Carolina. Falling to second place is Tim Sweeney, the billionaire owner of Epic Games.
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Tim Sweeney, the billionaire owner of Cary-based Epic Games and a widely acknowledged visionary of interactive, realistic technology, is coming to the defense of the virtual world known as the “metaverse” even as big backers are cooling on the concept.
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Tim Sweeney, owner and CEO of Epic Games, created quite a stir in Twitterdom on New Year’s eve with a succinct but powerful tease: “Next year on iOS.”
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CARY – Epic Games, a privately held company worth by some estimates well over $30 billion, will continue to move ahead with construction of a new headquarters despite agreeing on Monday to pay a record $520 million in fines to the Federal Trade Commission for privacy violations and other...
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