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GTA Maker Take-Two Buys Zynga of FarmVille Fame in $12.7 Billion Deal
GTA and Red Dead Redemption maker Take-Two Interactive has announced that it will be buying FarmVille maker Zynga in a cash-and-stock deal with an enterprise value of about $12.7 billion (roughly Rs. 94,030 crore).
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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
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Zynga to Buy Turkish Mobile-Game Maker Peak for $1.8 Billion
Google has rejected demands it pay hundreds of millions of dollars per year in compensation to Australian news media under a government-imposed revenue sharing deal.
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Candy Crush maker King sees sour Wall Street debut
The maker of Candy Crush got a sour welcome on Wall Street Wednesday as shares tumbled some 15 percent on its first trading day.
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Zynga's shares rise 14 percent ahead of earnings report next week
Zynga's stock rose 14 percent as investors grew more confident that the social games developer will deliver a solid set of quarterly results next week.
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Focus on mobile advertising ahead of Facebook earnings
Facebook is expected to report earnings of 11 cents per share on revenue of $1.23 billion after the market closes Tuesday.
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Google shares hit record high, find favor on Street
The stock reached $748.90 in afternoon trading, inching past a previous record set in November 2007 of $747.24. It traded below $300 in 2009 during the global economic crisis and remained under pressure in the ensuing years as investors worried that Google's best years were behind it.
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Silicon Valley isn't sharing Facebook's misery
Silicon Valley, it turns out, doesn't revolve around the stock prices of Facebook and its playful sidekick, Zynga.
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Silicon Valley isn't sharing Facebook's misery
Silicon Valley, it turns out, doesn't revolve around the stock prices of Facebook and its playful sidekick, Zynga.
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JMP starts Zynga with "market outperform" rating, shares jump
Shares of the San Francisco based creator of "Farmville" were up 7 percent at $3.17 on the Nasdaq.
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Facebook shares crumble below $ 20
Facebook shares crumbled below $20 for the first time as investors scrambled to get out of the way of a potential share deluge in coming weeks.
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Facebook sinks to record low as doubts grow
Facebook has lost 40% of its value since becoming the 1st US firm to debut with a value of more than $100 bn.
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For Zynga, maker of games, a reversal of fortune
Zynga shares plunged more than a third in after-hours trade on Wednesday as the online social games maker badly missed earnings expectations.
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Zynga aims to raise $1 Billion
The maker of popular games FarmVille and Mafia Wars says in a Securities and Exchange filing it plans to sell the shares at up to $10 a share.
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Social media stocks hammered on Facebook debut
Social media stocks slumped as traders used the securities to hedge or bet against Facebook.
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GTA Maker Take-Two Buys Zynga of FarmVille Fame in $12.7 Billion Deal
GTA and Red Dead Redemption maker Take-Two Interactive has announced that it will be buying FarmVille maker Zynga in a cash-and-stock deal with an enterprise value of about $12.7 billion (roughly Rs. 94,030 crore).
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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
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Zynga to Buy Turkish Mobile-Game Maker Peak for $1.8 Billion
Google has rejected demands it pay hundreds of millions of dollars per year in compensation to Australian news media under a government-imposed revenue sharing deal.
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Candy Crush maker King sees sour Wall Street debut
The maker of Candy Crush got a sour welcome on Wall Street Wednesday as shares tumbled some 15 percent on its first trading day.
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Zynga's shares rise 14 percent ahead of earnings report next week
Zynga's stock rose 14 percent as investors grew more confident that the social games developer will deliver a solid set of quarterly results next week.
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Focus on mobile advertising ahead of Facebook earnings
Facebook is expected to report earnings of 11 cents per share on revenue of $1.23 billion after the market closes Tuesday.
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Google shares hit record high, find favor on Street
The stock reached $748.90 in afternoon trading, inching past a previous record set in November 2007 of $747.24. It traded below $300 in 2009 during the global economic crisis and remained under pressure in the ensuing years as investors worried that Google's best years were behind it.
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Silicon Valley isn't sharing Facebook's misery
Silicon Valley, it turns out, doesn't revolve around the stock prices of Facebook and its playful sidekick, Zynga.
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Silicon Valley isn't sharing Facebook's misery
Silicon Valley, it turns out, doesn't revolve around the stock prices of Facebook and its playful sidekick, Zynga.
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JMP starts Zynga with "market outperform" rating, shares jump
Shares of the San Francisco based creator of "Farmville" were up 7 percent at $3.17 on the Nasdaq.
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Facebook shares crumble below $ 20
Facebook shares crumbled below $20 for the first time as investors scrambled to get out of the way of a potential share deluge in coming weeks.
-
Facebook sinks to record low as doubts grow
Facebook has lost 40% of its value since becoming the 1st US firm to debut with a value of more than $100 bn.
-
For Zynga, maker of games, a reversal of fortune
Zynga shares plunged more than a third in after-hours trade on Wednesday as the online social games maker badly missed earnings expectations.
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Zynga aims to raise $1 Billion
The maker of popular games FarmVille and Mafia Wars says in a Securities and Exchange filing it plans to sell the shares at up to $10 a share.
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Social media stocks hammered on Facebook debut
Social media stocks slumped as traders used the securities to hedge or bet against Facebook.
