Rockstar Games

In 2009, Rockstar Games settled out of court with with "over 100" Rockstar San Diego employees to the tune of $2.75 million (approximately $27,500 per person). The case was brought by ex-Rockstar employees who allege that Rockstar San Diego had "failed to pay overtime compensation ... to certain Angel employees whose primary duties are or were to create, produce, copy and/or install images into video games, using commercial or in-house software computer programs."
Source: news article (2010)

In 2018 Kotaku interviewed with 34 current and 43 former Rockstar Games employees while investigating the work culture during the final year of development on Red Dead Redemption 2. Employees gave mixed reviews. Most said they felt compelled to work long hours (60-80 hours per week), sometimes for no extra pay. As one former employee put it, "If you're really passionate about the game and working there, and want to prioritise that over your life, it's a really great place to work. But if you want to prioritise your life, it's not."
Source: Kotaku (2018)

In 2005 the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced that this company agreed to pay US$7.5 million to settle charges of accounting fraud.
Source: SEC (2005)

In 2009 the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced that this company agreed to pay US$3 million to settle charges of accounting fraud.
Source: SEC (2009)

Take-Two has assisted numerous programs over the years. Follow the link for a list of some of the many programs, organizations and causes to which Take-Two has donated.
Source: company website (2020)