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Image via OtherSide Entertainment/Megabit Publishing Thick as Thieves developer OtherSide Entertainment has laid off another group of employees, marking another brutal loss for the Boston, MA-based studio. According to a company spokesperson, the company has parted ways with 18 employees working on its co-op immersive sim Thick as Thieves , following the 17 layoffs we

Wall of Entertainment studio is set to premiere two new original series, “Substitute Teacher” and “House Rules,” on Tubi this summer. The partnership marks the UK-based studio’s first projects produced in the United States. Founded in 2011 by actors Joivan Wade and Percelle Ascott, Wall of Entertainment will also release over 100 episodes of their

Image via OtherSide Entertainment OtherSide Entertainment, the studio spearheaded by veteran developers like Warren Spector and Paul Neurath, has laid off staff. In a statement sent to Game Developer, a spokesperson said the following: "After the cancelation of a game under development codenamed Argos , OtherSide Entertainment had to sadly say goodbye to 17 team

Credit: rblfmr / Shutterstock Flutter Entertainment is reviewing its London listing altogether, less than two years after shifting its primary listing to the New York Stock Exchange .  The Dublin-headquartered gambling giant’s shares have been trading on the London Stock Exchange since Betfair’s £1.4bn IPO back in 2010, but fresh news from yesterday’s Q1 results

Flutter Entertainment, the world’s largest online betting company, informed investors that it will cancel its London Stock Exchange (LSE) listing on August 3, citing low trading volumes and high associated costs. This decision leaves the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as the group’s sole primary trading venue. Flutter Entertainment to Delist Stocks from LSE Flutter

In the wake of the March bankruptcy filing of iPic Theaters, Blue Fox Entertainment has acquired two iPic luxury theater locations in Los Angeles’ Westwood Village and New York and will rebrand them as The Cinemas. The locations will no longer operate with in-theater dining, but instead will focus on premium concessions featuring “elevated food

Caesars Entertainment accepted the offer to be acquired by the Fertitta Entertainment. The overall deal will be of $17.6bn with Fertitta paying $5.7 billion and take on close to $12 billion in debt from Caesars. As part of the agreement, Caesars can seek competing bids through July 11. Investors in Caesars are being offered $31

Image via Remedy Entertainment Remedy Entertainment's newly-appointed CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, believes that Alan Wake and Control "should have sold more" and have a bigger commercial impact. Speaking to The Game Business , Gaudechon, a former EA executive who joined Remedy as CEO in February , explained his aspirations for the studio moving forward. The CEO