Zynga — the once king of mobile gaming that nobody talks about anymore but which still makes hundreds of millions of dollars every year — is headed back to court over an insider >>
Zynga — the once king of mobile gaming that nobody talks about anymore but which still makes hundreds of millions of dollars every year — is headed back to court over an insider >>
Former Xbox boss Don Mattrick knew he would be in for a challenge when he took over as CEO of Zynga, but you have to imagine he has days when he wishes he >>
A year ago, Zynga spent $200 million to buy OMGPOP, the creator of a popular game called Draw Something. Within 48 hours of the acquisition, Draw Something started dropping down the rankings of >>
Soon after its IPO, Zynga’s share price spiked above $15 in early 2012. Very little has gone right since then. Just last month, Zynga issued yet another warning and its share price now >>
As Zynga (ZNGA) continues its free fall into irrelevancy with layoffs and its one-hit social games, the gaming company has revised its contract with Facebook (FB) to free it from being “forced to launch games exclusively >>
Hackers associated with the group Anonymous have threatened Zynga (ZNGA) for “the outrageous treatment of their employees and their actions against many developers.” The group is angry with the company’s latest round of >>
Zynga’s (ZNGA) $210 million purchase of Draw Something OMGPOP is officially a dud. In Zynga’s latest preliminary financial report, the company revealed that its third quarter revenue will be lower than expected, clocking in >>
We all know that the feature phone market is dying and the mobile app market is hot. And that is what makes short-term investment decisions very tricky indeed. When everyone is widely aware >>
