©2015 Bloomberg News NX85L36TTDSC (Bloomberg) — Activision Blizzard Inc. agreed to buy King Digital Entertainment Plc for $5.9 billion, unifying console and PC games Call of Duty and World of Warcraft with the leading mobile game Candy Crush Saga. Activision will pay $18 a share in cash, a 16 percent

©2015 Bloomberg News NX7TO46KLVR7 (Bloomberg) — Noble Energy Inc. expects to formally approve at least one natural gas development in waters off the coast of Israel by the end of next year. Gas would probably begin to flow from one or both of the discoveries three to four years after

©2015 Bloomberg View NX19NU6KLVR6 (Bloomberg View) — Oops, Valeant. One thing that I will say about Valeant is that I am not at all an expert in U.S. health insurance law and practice, and you probably aren’t either. So it is just about possible that this is not as bad as

©2015 Bloomberg News NX19KZ6LUTZ1 (Bloomberg) — Household spending rose less than forecast in September, showing the biggest part of the U.S. economy ended a strong quarter on a weak note. Purchases increased 0.1 percent, the smallest gain since January, after rising 0.4 percent in August, Commerce Department figures showed Friday

NX195Q6KLVR7 (Bloomberg) — Sometimes, there are announcementsthat send chills down Wall Street’s collective spine. Other times, it’s a well-defined trend portending disaster or threatening to upend the status quo that inspires fright. With Halloween just around the corner, we asked some of Wall Street’s brightest for the charts that are more

©2015 Bloomberg News NWYFHX6JIJUY (Bloomberg) — American coal producer Cloud Peak Energy Inc. has agreed to pay quarterly fees to a Canadian port owner to avoid sending more exports abroad amid a slump in Asian demand and a stronger U.S. dollar. Cloud Peak Energy is making the payments to Westshore

©2015 Bloomberg News NWYBGZ6KLVRL (Bloomberg) — Oil executives are standing by promises to protect dividend payouts from the collapse in crude prices even as they fire workers, cancel drilling projects and sell everything from oil fields to aircraft to conserve cash. Exxon Mobil Corp., the world’s biggest oil explorer, declared

©2015 Bloomberg News NWYDX96JTSE9 (Bloomberg) — From tumultuous oceans to raw steak dinners, John McGuffick has had a few hairy moments at sea. But the retired Australian farmer says there’s no better way to see the world than from a budget berth on a cargo ship. McGuffick, 72, took his

©2015 Bloomberg News NWWHJ6SYF01V (Bloomberg) — Twitter Inc.’s turnaround isn’t going to be easy. Even as Jack Dorsey has sought to be candid about the company’s challenges, Twitter’s results continue to fall short of expectations, with a fourth-quarter sales outlook that may miss estimates and another slowdown in user growth.

©2015 Bloomberg News NWWMZL6K50Y9 (Bloomberg) — Law graduate Yusuke Hatsuse says he thought his college degree and national sporting success would make him an attractive recruit for Japan’s best known employers. When none invited him for interviews, he applied for virtually every job he could find. “I only heard back