Why Zynga gave up on gambling
Social game maker Zynga surprised investors with news that it will give up plans to seek a license to offer gambling in the U.S.. According to one source, the plan may have been a longshot all along.
How long will CEO Don Mattrick last? Check out Zynga’s pattern of executive hirings and firings
Zynga tends to hire executives — and then say goodbye to them after about 16 months. That’s about how long it takes for Mark Pincus to fall out of love with new hires.
Can Don Mattrick fix Zynga’s mobile problem?
Zynga shareholders are clearly pleased with the company’s choice of former Xbox boss Don Mattrick to take over as CEO. But Mattrick’s lack of experience in mobile gaming is likely to be a problem as the company continues to struggle to make money on smartphones and tablets.
The stock market likes the new Zynga CEO, but it’s wrong. Here is why
Zynga has hired Don Mattrick as its new CEO, replacing founder Mark Pincus. The stock has jumped almost 20 percent in two days. Everyone believes that things will get better — that is, everyone except me. Let me explain why I don’t buy the PR spin.
Pincus out as Zynga CEO, share price soars on day of exec shuffle
Zynga’s share price soared as CEO Mark Pincus announced he would step aside from the lead role.
Microsoft’s Xbox guru Don Mattrick leaves for key, but undefined role at Zynga (UPDATED)
After six years at the helm of the Xbox, President Don Mattrick is leaving for a “top role” at social gaming site Zynga.
Microsoft Appoints New Presidents — For Mobile, Entertainment And Office
Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) is turning to its existing executive ranks to fill the vacancies left by the departures of entertainment and devices…