Electronic Arts cutting 800 jobs, roughly 6 percent of workforce ...Middle East

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Electronic Arts (EA) has announced plans to cut six percent of its workforce, equal to about 800 jobs. In a memo posted Wednesday, EA CEO Andrew Wilson told employees that the popular video game company is "moving away from projects that do not contribute to our strategy, reviewing our real estate footprint, and restructuring some of our teams." “These decisions are expected to impact approximately six percent of our company’s workforce. This is the most difficult part, and we are working through the process with the utmost care and respect,” Wilson wrote in his memo. “Where we can, we are providing opportunities for our colleagues to transition onto other projects. Where that’s

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