Canadian union wants federal scrutiny of EA sale over national security risks
TORONTO — A Canadian union is asking the federal government and competition watchdog to scrutinize a takeover of one of the world's biggest video game makers by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and a private equity firm owned by U.S.
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