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Former Microsoft Head and New CEO of Zynga, Don Mattrick, Drives a Ferrari and Lives Like a Saudi Prince
Private jets, ten car garages, and the lavish lifestyle of Microsoft's now former creative head.
Twitter Reacts to Microsoft's Don Mattrick Leaving the Xbox One Behind for Zynga
The public face of Microsoft's PR woes leaves the company behind for the struggling Zynga.
Trouble in Farmville: Zynga Lays Off 520 People and Closes Three Offices
Have you checked your farm lately? Didn't think so.
Zynga's 'What's The Phrase' Is Apple's No. 1 App
A gaming sensation.
Brett Ratner is Producing an Animated Show Based on 'Farmville'
This is definitely a good idea. Definitely.
There Are 17 People Playing 'Farmville 2' From The Vatican
So that's what the pope is doing all the time.
'CoasterVille' is Zynga's Version of 'RollerCoaster Tycoon'
Zynga's new Facebook game looks familiar.
Anonymous Openly Threatens Zynga, Attacks Planned for Guy Fawkes Night
Not something to be taken lightly, Zynga
Oh Crap, Zynga's Getting Into Online Gambling
If "Farmville" used real money we'd have gone broke by now.
Zynga's Virtual Reality-Themed Offices
Killin' the interiors game.
CBS is Making a Game Show Based on "Draw Something"
CBS has ordered a pilot for a game show based on the hit iOS game, Draw Something.
If You Live in NY or San Fran, You Might See Zombies Today. Do NOT Panic
This is the only time we will ever tell you not to panic about zombies.
The New York Times Takes On "Angry Birds," "Tetris" And Other "Stupid Games"
That's the best moniker they could come up with?
50 Million In 50 Days: Draw Something Sets Download Record
No sign of slowing down.
Is Ken Levine One of the Most Influential People in the World?
Ken Levine and Zynga CEO Mark Pinkus are among the candidates for Time's list of the 100 Most Influential People on the planet.
Shots Fired: When Employees Bash Their Former Companies
See which workers have spazzed on their former employers.
OMGPOP Founder Had Only $1,700 To His Name When His Company Sold For $180 Million
"Now I have a whole lot more."
Zynga Buys The Maker Of 'Draw Something' For A Reported $200 Mil
The wildly popular game nets a big payday.