Microsoft revamps Activision Blizzard deal over UK demands

Microsoft restructured its $69 billion deal to buy game developer Activision Blizzard to give cloud gaming rights to the company Ubisoft as the tech giant aims to get approval from U.K. regulators.  The restructuring, announced Tuesday, will give video game developer Ubisoft the ability to distribute games through cloud streaming. Ubisoft will “compensate Microsoft” for…

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