Tencent’s TiMi opens third North American game studio in Montreal
- Wall Street's main indexes fell sharply at the open with economy-linked value and travel stocks taking a hit after a spike in global COVID-19 cases raised fresh concerns.
- Bitcoin miner Iris Energy Pty is reportedly planning to raise about $200 million in a new fundraising round before it seeks a direct listing on the Nasdaq.
- TiMi has opened a new triple-A game studio in Montreal, the second such studio the Tencent-owned division has started in a month.
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