Stock market hammers King despite new Candy Crush game
Mobile gaming, like consoles, is a hit-driven business, and King still doesn't have anything new.
King extends its sweet franchise with Candy Crush Soda Saga on Facebook
King tries out a sister title on Facebook before taking it wide on mobile.
Candy Crush Saga, not PS4 or Xbox One, dominates ads on the airwaves
After spending millions on "user acquisition" through mobile means, King is spending a ton on TV commercials.
Sega's Crazy Taxi: City Rush rolls over its mobile game rivals in August downloads
Old stalwart Sega manages to beat Dong Nguyen's Swing Copters to the top spot in late-summer downloads.
Western mobile gaming is 'years behind China'
Rick Thompson of Signia Venture Partners says Western gaming can capture Chinese-level success by focusing on fun.
Unity CEO hopes Clash of Clans 'drops like a fly'
Unity's David Helgason explains his disappointment that the same companies continue to dominate mobile.
South Korea blocks all Facebook games as part of a government crackdown
South Korea is enforcing a new game-rating system, and Facebook games won't work unless they go through the regulatory process to get an official approval from the government.
Here's what Candy Crush Saga and Kim Kardashian are doing to your phone's storage and battery life
Top games like Candy Crush Saga use a ton of memory despite only having simple graphics.
Lessons from a game guru: Candy Crush Saga creator once survived six months without pay
Tommy Palm seriously considered working at McDonald's. But he stuck with his career in video games.
Candy Crush Saga publisher King getting pummeled by market after weak Q2
King, the publisher of popular smartphone and social games like Candy Crush Saga, is down nearly 25 percent in after-hours trading today on the New York Stock Exchange. The company’s stock is currently at $14.20, which is down from $18.20 when the market closed earlier this afternoon.