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Massive CEO Thomas Andrén leaves17 Mar

Massive CEO Thomas Andrén leaves Swedish gaming giant to take new role at Ubisoft

Swedish gaming company Massive's CEO Thomas Andrén is leaving his post, according to a press release.

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Massive Gaming Offers Voluntary Exit23 Oct

Massive Gaming Offers Voluntary Exit Program Amid Downsizing

The gaming company Massive offers a "voluntary program" to employees who want to leave the company. The purpose is to reduce the number of employees. It applies to both Stockholm and Malmö, says Thomas Andrén, CEO of the company.

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Swedish Game Developers Push for19 May

Swedish Game Developers Push for Industry-Specific Collective Agreement

Two of Sweden's largest game developers, Massive Entertainment and Sharkmob, want to team up with other companies in the industry to develop a collective agreement. We take it seriously and see it as an important journey that begins now, says Thomas Andrén, CEO of Massive Entertainment, which has around 700 employees.

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