Curt Schilling

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Former Red Sox [team stats] pitcher Curt Schilling [stats] put up more than 3,000 gold coins worth about $5 million at current prices as collateral for a loan the day after his now troubled video gaming company released its ...  

A fortune in gold bullion wasn't enough to save Curt Schilling's struggling company, but that's just the first level in an epic labyrinth of failure for the New England video game maker and its all-star founder. According to the Providence ...  

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee on Tuesday dismissed Curt Schilling’s accusations that his remarks about the former Boston Red Sox pitcher’s video game company hurt its financial position. Chafee’s administration also disputed Schilling’s assertion that the state reneged on film tax credits promised to 38 Studios. Chafee said he has worked since he was elected to assist the company and protect the state’s investment in it.  

Gov. Deval Patrick said Massachusetts declined to offer state help to former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's video game company before it bolted for Rhode Island because his administration decided it was not a good investment.  

A batch of screenshots for 38 Studios' Copernicus has been released by studio head, Curt Schilling. The images were posted to his facebook account with this ca ...Continue reading 38 Studios' Project Copernicus Screenshots Posted By Curt Schilling  

The 38 Studios saga continues as Curt Schilling, head of the beleaguered company, has posted screenshots of its long-in-development MMO, Project Copernicus. These are "images from the most magical, breathtaking and awe inspiring world ever created," says Schilling, images he was "'allowed' to peek at along the way, when the team wanted us all to see the magical world we were building."Schilling also wrote regarding his recent statement that...  

TSNEx-Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's video game company lays off entire ...Washington PostPROVIDENCE, RI — Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's faltering video game company, which received a $75 million loan guarantee to move to Rhode Island in 2010, laid off its entire staff on Thursday. An email sent by the 38 Studios company ...Former Boston Red Sox Pitcher Curt Schilling's Company Lays Off Its Entire StaffRant...  

#curtschilling Not a great month for Curt Schilling. Forget all that business about his video game company missing payroll, missing loan payments, bouncing a check, and laying off every single employee. You know whose fault those were? The government, for going public with the bad news. Earlier this week Schilling called the governor's remarks "devastating," claiming that a publisher backed out...  

Curt Schilling is a former MLB pitcher most famous for winning a baseball game against the Yankees even though his foot was in the process of falling off, so it made perfect sense for the state of Rhode Island to loan him millions of dollars to ...  

Of all people, former Red Sox ace Curt Schilling should have expected that, when his video game company accepted help from Rhode Island taxpayers, the move would be subject to political debate and to a basic expectation of transparency in ways ...  

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island's governor said Tuesday that former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is wrong to blame the state for any of his video gaming company's financial woes and to accuse the state of broken promises. Gov. Lincoln Chafee ...  

Baseball star Curt Schilling is finally talking about the crumbling of his gaming company, 38 Studios, telling the Providence Journalthat comments about 38 by R.I. governor Lincoln Chafee killed a $35 million deal for a Kingdoms of Amalur sequel. More »  

Former Boston Red Sox pitcher and tech entrepreneur Curt Schilling fired his entire staff at his Rhode Island-based video game company, 38 Studios, on Thursday, leaving more than 300 employees without jobs because the company couldn't repay its debt to the state.  

According to the Providence Journal, Rhode Island taxpayers are going to be saddled with repaying more than $100 million if 38 fails to make good on its debt. And Curt Schilling himself could lose $50 million of his own money. Kingdoms of Amalur ...  

According to a statement from 38 Studios founder Curt Schilling on Tuesday, comments from Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee drove away private investors for a Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning sequel. The ex-Boston Red Sox pitchers also accuses ...