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The Latest Breaking News from Sarah Bond

Microsoft's Xbox has been on the back foot for years, but the tide could be changing. At the Xbox Games Showcase 2023 events in Los Angeles in the shadow of E3, Microsoft re-emerged confident, ready, and excited about the future.

Windows Central

Phil Spencer on the future of Xbox: ‘Most people just want to find a great game’

The company’s 2023 Showcase drove home the changes facing the industry, and its need to adapt after a difficult year. Its CEO is positive the way forward is together

The Guardian - UK

Future Fortune 500 CEOs: 11 up-and-comers that leadership experts see as generational standout bosses

Fortune has identified 11 CEO stars in the making—many of them already in the C-suite, and all potential large-company CEOs.

Fortune

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The post-console future: where Xbox is looking for its next big hit

Microsoft is betting on winning business with its subscription service, Game Pass, and looking beyond markets in western Europe and east Asia

The Guardian - UK

Xbox owners are prepared to rage quit over controversial new feature rumours

It has caused uproar among gaming enthusiasts

If Microsoft puts ads in Game Pass it’s game over for my Xbox Series X love

Microsoft could put adverts in Game Pass but that would kill my Xbox Series Xpassion.

Tom’s Guide

Xbox is prepared to offer “timed slices of games” as well as adverts

Vice president for games at Microsoft, Sarah Bond, revealed that Xbox is prepared to go down different avenues other than Game Pass.

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Xbox VP's goal to bring Activision Blizzard into a “culture of diversity” is an uphill battle

Xbox VP's wish to use acquisition to reform Activision Blizzard's culture is easier said than done.

TechRadar

Female executives don't like to admit they pay for domestic help

Childcare, housekeeper, and a personal assistant: Women are paying big bucks for support at home in order to reach the C-Suite.

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