Hollywood has been through a lot — strikes, fires — but Goldman's entertainment team, led by Aaron Siegel, is growing.

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Niantic has released a teaser of caps and extreme training in Pokémon GO. This mechanic will be coming to the popular mobile ...

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In March, Niantic made a bombshell announcement: the developer of Pokemon Go — once the biggest mobile game ever in the U.S. — is abandoning games to go all-in on AI. It has sold off its game ...

Last week, a Niantic representative said that Pokemon Go wouldn't undergo any major changes under its new leadership, despite players' worries about Scopely's reputation for aggressive monetization.

Original story, April 16, 2025: Niantic has laid off 68 employees following the $3.5 billion acquisition of the firm by Savvy Games Group subsidiary Scopely.

Pokémon Go developer Niantic has finally opened up about its recent acquisition, assuring its staff as well as players that the tentpole franchise will "not undergo any major changes" after ...

Scopely just made headlines earlier this month when it acquired a slew of assets from Niantic Labs, including Pokemon Go. The rapidly-growing mobile publisher isn’t slowing down in efforts ...

Niantic, the developer behind the global hit Pokémon Go, has announced the sale of its gaming business to Scopely for USD 3.5 billion (for more than 300 crores),.

Niantic would mark Scopely’s fifth acquisition since it was founded in 2011. Despite difficult releases, Niantic’s games division was responsible for more than $1 billion in revenue in 2024 ...