Games Workshop pays staff $12m bonus for another bumper year | Wargamer
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Games Workshop: Building a Hobby Empire in Japan One Figure at a Time | Nippon.com
Warhammer sales surge for Games Workshop despite shop closures - BBC News
Amazon Signs Deal With Games Workshop for Warhammer 40k Films (AMZN) - Bloomberg
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Games Workshop will reprint one of 2021's most controversial games - Polygon
Games Workshop signs deal with Amazon for Warhammer films
Amazon agrees deal with Games Workshop to create Warhammer TV series | Amazon | The Guardian
Games Workshop: Building a Hobby Empire in Japan One Figure at a Time | Nippon.com
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Warhammer miniatures are about to cost more, as Games Workshop increases prices by up to 20% next month | Dicebreaker
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Games Workshop set to post substantial hike in profits | TheBusinessDesk.com
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Opening your own GW? : r/Warhammer40k
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Marvel Entertainment Partners With Games Workshop for 'Warhammer' Comic Line – The Hollywood Reporter
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Games Workshop: chaos brings victory for Warhammer retailer
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From the US Games Workshop headquarters in Memphis, TN years ago. My new girlfriend (now my wife) made the road trip with me. We spent the whole drive talking about lore and
Games Workshop profits dip despite record sales
Games Workshop marches on after latest launch
Model retailer expects profit rise of £4 million despite lockdown
Board game breakup: Why the Fantasy Flight/Games Workshop split matters | Ars Technica
