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Zynga forecasts profitable 2013 while renewing focus on mobile gaming
Reporting better-than-expected third-quarter results due to cost-cutting and success or core franchises, Zynga expects to post a full-year profit in 2013.
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Zynga's chief operating officer exits company
Zynga announced the departure of its Chief Operating Officer David Ko, as part of a management shake-up under new Chief Executive Don Mattrick.
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Zynga woes deepen as it loses money and players
Zynga believes its biggest opportunity is to focus on free to play social games.
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Zynga's new CEO to get pay package worth some $50 million
Mattrick will receive a base salary of $1 million, a sign-on cash bonus of $5 million and a 2013 bonus of $2 million.
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Microsoft Xbox head Don Mattrick named Zynga CEO
Zynga has replaced chief executive Mark Pincus with Don Mattrick, the Microsoft executive who headed the critical Xbox business.
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Looking for a comeback, Zynga embraces austerity and FarmVille
Zynga's current priorities is porting FarmVille 2 to mobile devices so players can move from PCs to smartphones.
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Zynga continues to lose money, gamers and employees
As demand for its Facebook games fades, Zynga has cut jobs, closed game studios and shut down games to reduce expenses and focus only on popular titles.
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Baidu rejects "false" statement it plans to buy Zynga
Baidu rejected as fake a press release that said it was to buy US social gaming company Zynga.
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Draw Something creator Dan Porter leaves Zynga
Dan Porter, will be succeeded by Sean Kelly, an executive formerly in charge of Zynga's smash hit CityVille.
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Electronic Arts, Zynga drop competing lawsuits
Electronic Arts had accused Zynga of copying key elements of its game "The Sims Social" for Zynga's "The Ville."
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Facebook gaming set to go up to the next level
Facebook is spearheading the launch of 10 high-quality games created by third-party developers in 2013 that squarely target so-called hardcore gamers.
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Zynga pulls the plug on 11 Facebook games, including Petville, Mafia Wars
Zynga confirmed that it has carried out 11 of the planned shutdowns of 13 game titles, with "Petville" being the latest game on which it pulled the plug.
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Zynga CFO David Wehner deflects to Facebook
Zynga's finance chief is leaving the troubled online game company to join Facebook.
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Zynga builds new version of social game 'CityVille'
Zynga on Thursday launched a 3-D version of "CityVille," adding a new dimension as well as a mystery storyline in a sequel to the online social game.
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In conversation with Mark Pincus, CEO Zynga
Mark Pincus helped usher in the Facebook era with catchy games that got people clicking on virtual cows and building virtual cities.
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Zynga forecasts profitable 2013 while renewing focus on mobile gaming
Reporting better-than-expected third-quarter results due to cost-cutting and success or core franchises, Zynga expects to post a full-year profit in 2013.
-
Zynga's chief operating officer exits company
Zynga announced the departure of its Chief Operating Officer David Ko, as part of a management shake-up under new Chief Executive Don Mattrick.
-
Zynga woes deepen as it loses money and players
Zynga believes its biggest opportunity is to focus on free to play social games.
-
Zynga's new CEO to get pay package worth some $50 million
Mattrick will receive a base salary of $1 million, a sign-on cash bonus of $5 million and a 2013 bonus of $2 million.
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Microsoft Xbox head Don Mattrick named Zynga CEO
Zynga has replaced chief executive Mark Pincus with Don Mattrick, the Microsoft executive who headed the critical Xbox business.
-
Looking for a comeback, Zynga embraces austerity and FarmVille
Zynga's current priorities is porting FarmVille 2 to mobile devices so players can move from PCs to smartphones.
-
Zynga continues to lose money, gamers and employees
As demand for its Facebook games fades, Zynga has cut jobs, closed game studios and shut down games to reduce expenses and focus only on popular titles.
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Baidu rejects "false" statement it plans to buy Zynga
Baidu rejected as fake a press release that said it was to buy US social gaming company Zynga.
-
Draw Something creator Dan Porter leaves Zynga
Dan Porter, will be succeeded by Sean Kelly, an executive formerly in charge of Zynga's smash hit CityVille.
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Electronic Arts, Zynga drop competing lawsuits
Electronic Arts had accused Zynga of copying key elements of its game "The Sims Social" for Zynga's "The Ville."
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Facebook gaming set to go up to the next level
Facebook is spearheading the launch of 10 high-quality games created by third-party developers in 2013 that squarely target so-called hardcore gamers.
-
Zynga pulls the plug on 11 Facebook games, including Petville, Mafia Wars
Zynga confirmed that it has carried out 11 of the planned shutdowns of 13 game titles, with "Petville" being the latest game on which it pulled the plug.
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Zynga CFO David Wehner deflects to Facebook
Zynga's finance chief is leaving the troubled online game company to join Facebook.
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Zynga builds new version of social game 'CityVille'
Zynga on Thursday launched a 3-D version of "CityVille," adding a new dimension as well as a mystery storyline in a sequel to the online social game.
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In conversation with Mark Pincus, CEO Zynga
Mark Pincus helped usher in the Facebook era with catchy games that got people clicking on virtual cows and building virtual cities.
