Content creators specializing in The Sims 4 content are leaving EA's Creator Network in protest after EA confirmed it is to be acquired by an investor group composed of Saudi Arabia's Public ...

On September 29, 2025, EA announced it would go private — which means it won’t be available for public trading on the stock market — in a $55 billion leveraged buyout (LBO), with Saudi Arabia’s Public ...

As the daily grind becomes “gamified,” players are nostalgic for older, more chaotic versions of the life simulation game By Kim Hew-Low While playing The Sims 4 — the latest iteration of the wildly ...

At NACDS Total Store Expo, DSN spoke with Darin Gleason, U.S. chain and retail sales director for ScriptPro, to talk about the company’s distinctive approach to pharmacy technology Gleason spoke about ...

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EA has opened up about the fate of its hugely popular The Sims franchise, offering a sneaky tease about what to expect from the upcoming multiplayer game, and why we probably shouldn't expect The Sims ...

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The chairman, CEO and founder of one of Mission’s largest employers cited “tariffs and other economic uncertainties” as reasons for planned staff reductions. Employees at ScriptPro, ...

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MISSION, Kan. (KCTV) - A metro company that employs hundreds of people announced buyouts and layoffs. ScriptPro said the decision was due to concerns over tariffs and the uncertain economy. ScriptPro ...

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As the year 2000 ushered in the new millennium, boy bands and pop stars dominated the music charts, and the International Space Station welcomed its first crew, while back on Earth, reality TV was ...