Gaming
by CNBC (RSS feed) - 4 weeks ago
Once the darling of the online gaming world, "FarmVille" creator Zynga is acknowledging that its daily active users were down to 52 million, the lowest number since the company went public in late 2011.
GamingEnterprise
by CNBC (RSS feed) - 3 months ago
Zynga is shutting down its Baltimore office and consolidating offices in Texas and in New York to help boost its profitability, the company said in a blog post Monday.
GamingEnterprise
by CNBC (RSS feed) - 3 months ago
Zynga, the maker of online games such as FarmVille, posted an unexpected profit for the fourth quarter and beat big on revenue as it showed signs of coping with the exodus of online gamers.
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Gaming
by The Guardian (RSS feed) - 5 months ago
Social games publisher Zynga had a difficult 2012, but a bright spot is the news that one of its games was the highest grossing iPhone game for the year on the UK and US App Stores.
Video
by Vic Daniels (RSS feed) - 6 months ago
Su Keenan reports Thursday's market-moving stories.
Social
by CNBC (RSS feed) - 6 months ago
Zynga shares plummeted than ten percent after the game maker and Facebook revised their two year-old agreement, now treating Zynga with the same rules as it applies to all other game developers.
Entertainment
by Anonymous (RSS feed) - 6 months ago
As long as there have been personal computers, there have been games to feed our addictions.
Video
by Vic Daniels (RSS feed) - 7 months ago
Nicole Lapin reports Monday's top headlines.
Startups
by CNBC (RSS feed) - 7 months ago
Start-up companies may be more reluctant to go public after the volatility that has hit stocks like Groupon, Zynga and Facebook following their initial public offerings, according to two venture capitalists and Groupon co-founders.