Grand Theft Auto Lifts Take-Two
September 5th, 2008 piotr zukowskiTake-Two Interactive swung to a profit on strong sales of its blockbuster game Grand Theft Auto IV. CEO Feder declined to discuss the status of talks with EA.
Take-Two Interactive swung to a profit on strong sales of its blockbuster game Grand Theft Auto IV. CEO Feder declined to discuss the status of talks with EA.
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