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Shares of game engine maker Unity (NYSE:U) jumped 11.6% in the afternoon session after the company announced in a blog post that it is canceling the controversial Runtime Fee for game developers, effective immediately, following consultation with its partners. The company further clarified that the change will not affect non-gaming industry customers. Furthermore, Unity will revert to its existing seat-based subscription model, which will apply to all gaming customers.
The maker of the Unity Engine software said in a blog post on Thursday that it will revert to its "existing seat-based subscription model for all gaming customers" and implement price increases for its Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise subscriptions. "It's our intention to revert to a more traditional cycle of considering any potential price increases only on an annual basis," Unity CEO Matt Bromberg said in a statement. Unity Pro will see an 8% subscription price increase, while prices for Unity Enterprise will rise by 25%.
Hayden Capital, an investment management firm, released its second-quarter 2024 investment letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. Driven by the core positions, the portfolio rose in the past few months. The firm is currently seeing signs of market stabilization following the erratic macroeconomic environment of the past few years. In the […]