Zynga officially withdraws bid to get gambling license in Nevada
Zynga had previously indicated that it was deemphasizing gambling in the U.S.
Zynga departures continue under new chief exec Don Mattrick
Zynga is shaking up its management structure in the first big move under Mattrick.
Zynga launches a new match-3 game on Facebook: Fairy Tale Twist
But this new puzzle game appears geared for children, who aren't supposed to be on Facebook in the first place.
Activision Blizzard stock soars 15%, Zynga's falls 14% — what does it mean for games?
Investors piled out of Zynga and seemingly right into Activision Blizzard.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Activision buys out Vivendi for $8.17B, Zynga lays out recovery plan
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Why Lorne Lanning went from triple-A games to indie — and loudly loves it (interview)
In the old days, Lanning's company made $7 on a $60 console game. Now he makes $7 on a $10 digital game. And he controls his destiny.
New Zynga CEO Don Mattrick lays out his 90-day plan
Mattrick set his desk up among the developers of Zynga's FarmVille franchise in an effort to get the best out of them.
Zynga exec explains why it's abandoning online gambling in the U.S.
Zynga said in an analyst conference call today that it decided not to invest in U.S. real-money online gambling because it needs to stay focused on social gaming and its core casual audience.
Zynga will not 'pursue a license for real-money [gambling] in the U.S.'
Zynga is sticking to casual social games to make its money in the U.S.
Zynga slightly beats Wall Street expectations for Q2, but stock falls after-hours
But the company sees a big drop in users in the second quarter.