NFL Season Cancellation May Cost Electronic Arts $80 Million
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Electronic Arts Inc. said gross revenue may fall by $70 million to $80 million if the National Football League lockout of its players leads to a canceled season.
The company is working closely with the league and the NFL Players Association to minimize the potential impact of a lockout-shortened season on sales of NFL-related games, Peter Moore, president of EA Sports, told Bloomberg Television yesterday.