Activision Blizzard CEO Apologizes Over Sexual Harassment Reports, Takes Pay Cut

The CEO at Activision Blizzard Bobby Kotick apologized to employees after the company had been rocked by the public airing of sexual harassment claims that went unchecked. Kotick also asked that his compensation of more than $150 million be slashed to just over $62,000.

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