The Vilonia community came together to support Tim Sweeney, a local man battling cancer, by packing Family Weaver Park to ...

As of this post, the Wall Street Journal has not responded to the comments made by CEO Tim Sweeney, but it’s possible this isn’t the last back-and-forth Sweeney will have regarding Disney Mode.

Tim Sweeney won, and he's out celebrating. After a five-year battle with Apple, Sweeney, the CEO of Epic Games, won a massive victory in court last month.

Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney is North Carolina’s second-wealthiest person, with a net worth of $5.7 billion, according to Forbes. Since the Great Recession of 2008, he has accumulated ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney expresses satisfaction with the recent antitrust verdict against Google, revealing that his suspicions about Google's behind-the-scenes practices were confirmed ...

Epic Games majority owner and CEO Tim Sweeney is keeping a close eye on his company's court case against Google, attending the antitrust trial in San Francisco every day.

Soon after, Sweeney said that Fort Battle Royale Epic Shoot had been taken down from the App Store but also highlighted another Fortnite clone, Epic Survival Battle Royale 3D. That app, as of this ...

For Tim Sweeney, what began as a simple trip to the doctor in 2018 turned into a fight for his life. At the time, the Vilonia husband and father of two simply wanted a mole on his left temple ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney is stepping up his longtime battle with Apple, saying in an interview that “every politician should fear" Apple's control over apps.

Tim Sweeney Says Many Epic Games Store Exclusivity Deals "Were Not Good Investments" Instead, the Fortnite boss seems much happier about how giving away free games has worked out.

Epic Games boss Tim Sweeney said he's not a big fan of traditional advertising and prefers for marketing in Fortnite to take the form of brand collaborations like themed cosmetics and branded ...

The full interview with Tim Sweeney is worth a read and can be found over at The Verge. What do you think of his latest comments on Apple, the App Store, and Twitter? Let us know down in the comments.