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It's Friday, September 26th.
I'm Alex Osala for The Wall Street Journal.
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We're exclusively reporting that video game maker Electronic Arts is nearing a deal to go private in what would likely be the largest leveraged buyout of all time.
That's according to people familiar with the matter.
The people said that a group of investors,
including private equity firm Silver Lake and Saudi Arabia's public investment fund,