NetEase sues Blizzard for $43.5 million over refunds in China.

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NetEase is reportedly suing Blizzard for $43.5 million for a wide number of claims, including promises of refunds to players, compensation for unsold merchandise inventory, and violations of licensing agreements. The lawsuit also mentions "overlord clauses" between NetEase and Blizzard. Activision Blizzard has faced a wave of criticism in recent years over a variety of workplace issues and has been sued by the US Department of Justice in a civil antitrust lawsuit, which appears to have been settled on the same day it was filed.
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