SAN FRANCISCO -- Beleaguered game maker Zynga zapped 520 jobs today in a deep cost-cutting move that increases questions about its future. The company, based here, said it will lay off 18% of its ...

The game is not age-restricted. Gray says that since the game requires a Facebook login, Zynga can rely on Facebook's own age restrictions. No news on what happens if Facebook opens up (officially ...

Zynga's forthcoming iOS mobile game Zynga "CastleVille" joins "FarmVille," "FrontierVille and "CityVille — the latter being the No. 1 app on Facebook at the moment.

Zynga is signing up third-party game developers - potential rivals - to join in the new Zynga Platform. "It's a destination for play," said Reed Shaffner, lead project manager for Zynga.

Mobile game developer Zynga on Monday announced it would acquire the Turkish game maker Peak for $1.8 billion in cash and stock in Zynga’s largest acquisition since it launched in 2007.San ...

Effective community engagement turns player complaints into actionable insights and can convert critics into evangelists.

Zynga is arguing that AdOne, with its copycat game, did not just create “the basic concept of a casual screw puzzle game,” of which there are plenty on the mobile market, but instead designed ...

Zynga, the maker of those popular Facebook games like “Farmville” and “Cityville,” is moving into new gaming territory. Today it’s launching its first arcade-like game — “Bubble ...

Zynga (ZNGA) is an industry-leading provider of social game services. The company produces, markets, and utilizes mobile games as live services played on platforms such as iOS and Android, and ...

Zynga is launching "The Pioneer Trail," the company's first sequel game, which is based on its existing FrontierVille game. Players now need less friends to help them in the game.

Game maker Zynga sued a French competitor, alleging that by using the suffix ‘ville’ in the name of its game, Kobojo wilfully infringes on its trademark rights and is seeking to exploit its ...

Mobile game developer Zynga on Monday announced it would acquire the Turkish game maker Peak for $1.8 billion in cash and stock in Zynga’s largest acquisition since it launched in 2007.