US Edition'League of Legends' developer Riot Games announces layoffs of 530 staff
- Riot Games, a subsidiary of Tencent Holdings, is laying off 11% of its workforce, affecting about 530 jobs.
- The layoffs are part of Riot's shift towards a more sustainable future, after expanding too quickly and accumulating higher costs.
- The company will focus on its core live games, including League of Legends, Valorant, Teamfight Tactics, and Wild Rift.
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'League of Legends' maker Riot Games to slash 530 jobs
"League of Legends" maker Riot Games says it will cut around 530 jobs worldwide, describing the layoffs as "a necessity." The layoffs at Riot -- owned by Chinese tech giant Tencent -- follow a turbulent year for the gaming industry, with job cuts at major firms including Electronic Arts and…
Tencent’s ‘League of Legends’ developer Riot Games announces layoffs of 530 staff
BANGKOK — Riot Games, the developer of the popular “League of Legends” multiplayer battle game, is joining other tech companies that have been trimming their payrolls with a layoff of 11% of its staff. In a lengthy statement to staff issued late Monday, CEO Dylan Jadeja and co-founder and president of the company Marc Merrill said the move was meant to “create focus and move us toward a sustainable future.”
Tencent's 'League of Legends' developer Riot Games announces layoffs of 530 staff
BANGKOK (AP) -- Riot Games, the developer of the popular "League of Legends" multiplayer battle game, is joining other tech companies that have been trimming their payrolls with a layoff of 11% of its staff.
Tencent's 'League of Legends' developer Riot Games announces layoffs of 530 staff
BANGKOK (AP) -- Riot Games, the developer of the popular "League of Legends" multiplayer battle game, is joining other tech companies that have been trimming their payrolls with a layoff of 11% of its staff.
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