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War escalation worried the stock market

Concern about the development of the Ukraine war dominated the stock market on Tuesday. The Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index fell as much as 2.

War escalation worried the stock market

The Stockholm Stock Exchange Cheered Up by Major Deals

The Stockholm Stock Exchange turned around a couple of days of gloominess and rose on Thursday. Among the winners, Volvo Cars and Embracer stand out after larger deals.

The Stockholm Stock Exchange Cheered Up by Major Deals

Embracer sells mobile game company in billion deal

Swedish Embracer is getting rid of its subsidiary Easybrain, announces the game conglomerate. The buyer is Miniclip, owned by the Chinese tech giant Tencent, and the purchase price is equivalent to 12.

Embracer sells mobile game company in billion deal

Embracer soars on the stock exchange amid new rumors

The Swedish gaming company Embracer is soaring on the Stockholm Stock Exchange following speculation that media giant Amazon will make a bid for the company. In the final trade, the share is up nearly 7 percent, making it the second-best performer of the day on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.

Embracer soars on the stock exchange amid new rumors

Loss for Swedish gaming company

The listed gaming group Embracer, based in Karlstad, reports an operating result of minus 1,440 million kronor for the second quarter of the year. This can be compared to a profit of 2,592 million during the same period the previous year.

Loss for Swedish gaming company

Embracer gets more time to leave Russia

The Karlstad-based gaming company Embracer gets more time to wind down its operations in Russia, reports [Dagens Industri](https://www. di.

Embracer gets more time to leave Russia

Skövde Studio Closes Despite Hollywood-Backed Game

The Skövde-based game developer Pieces Interactive is being shut down, reports the trade press. The studio, which released a new version of the horror game "Alone in the Dark" in the spring, saw the game perform worse than expected, despite featuring Hollywood stars such as Jodie Comer ("Killing Eve", "The Last Duel") and David Harbour ("Stranger Things", "Black Widow"), according to game giant Embracer, which owns Pieces.

Skövde Studio Closes Despite Hollywood-Backed Game