The market pullback seems to suggest that investors, while eager to capitalize on first-day gains, lack the confidence to hold on to the Web’s latest offerings. And that may be a concern for Zynga and Facebook.
The market pullback seems to suggest that investors, while eager to capitalize on first-day gains, lack the confidence to hold on to the Web’s latest offerings. And that may be a concern for Zynga and Facebook.
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DealBook: As Investors Flee Groupon, Outlook for I.P.O.’s Darkens
Zynga, the firm behind Cityville and Farmville, places ‘world’s biggest bet’ on social gaming Zynga, the social gaming firm behind popular Facebook games CityVille and FarmVille, on Tuesday launched 10 new products in its biggest push yet towards a new generation of social networking.
Zynga, the firm behind Cityville and Farmville, places ‘world’s biggest bet’ on social gaming Zynga, the social gaming firm behind popular Facebook games CityVille and FarmVille, on Tuesday launched 10 new products in its biggest push yet towards a new generation of social networking.
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Zynga launches 10 new products in ‘social gaming’ push
Zynga, a game maker, is expected to raise about $1 billion in its initial public offering.
Zynga, a game maker, is expected to raise about $1 billion in its initial public offering.
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Dealbook: Zynga Files for $1 Billion I.P.O.
A tech confab is filled with talk of IPOs and demos ranging from the high-tech to the decidedly low-tech.
A tech confab is filled with talk of IPOs and demos ranging from the high-tech to the decidedly low-tech.
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I.P.O. Talk, Demos at Tech Confab
To keep the hits rolling, Zynga is releasing a game in which players build island nations and team up with friends to fend off attacks from intruders.
To keep the hits rolling, Zynga is releasing a game in which players build island nations and team up with friends to fend off attacks from intruders.
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The Latest From FarmVille’s Creator: Empire and Allies
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a tax holiday that could save Zynga, Yelp and other Internet companies that are headquartered in the city millions of dollars.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a tax holiday that could save Zynga, Yelp and other Internet companies that are headquartered in the city millions of dollars.
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San Francisco Tech Companies Get a Tax Break
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