Zynga Bets It All on Farmville 2

Looking for a comeback, the online games developer is trimming down its staff and focusing on FarmVille. Read in this story In the past 12 months, Zynga has struggled with a contracting player base, a deflated stock price and waves of layoffs. Now ...

Zynga, the maker of online games such as FarmVille, posted an unexpected profit for the fourth quarter and beat big on revenue as it moves to tighten up its ship. After the earnings announcement, the online game maker's shares rose more than 5 ...

Zynga Inc(NASDAQ: ZNGA )'s trouble underlines the difficulties with social gaming. The publisher behind games like FarmVille and Words with Friends recently reported that its number of monthly active users was down 13% year-over-year to 253 million ...

Greene County commissioners got a detailed look at its utilities fund last week. McDavid Associates in Farmville presented to the Board of Commissioners the results of a 12-month water and sewer rate evaluation. The study cost the county $17,500.

Flickr / Fortune Live Media See Also There's no doubt about it, Zynga needs another hit to help it through these gloomy, stock-crushing days. Looks liike its signature Facebook game, Farmville, could be the one, CEO Mark Pincus said in an interview ...

For anyone who loves to play Farmville, there's a new app that may just have them leave their beloved Facebook app by the wayside. Let's Grow, from Competent Developments Ltd., is a free app that is touted as a virtual 3D plant creator. What exactly ...

Robby Abaya, a senior software engineer in FarmVille at Zynga brings his dog Ginger to work San Francisco.(Photo: Dania P. Maxwell for USA TODAY)Story HighlightsEmployers becoming more flexible with time, accommodating personal lives at workAt ...

, 4:29 PM (MoneyWatch) The future remains doubtful for Zynga (ZNGA). The maker of games including "Farmville" and "Draw Something 2" posted profit last quarter that topped estimates, but sizable declines in sales and user activity alarmed analysts, ...

FarmVille creator Zynga (ZNGA) beat analyst expectations last night by reporting a profit of 1 cent per share. The Street was looking for a loss of 4 cents. Despite the minor triumph, the stock took a hit after-hours, at one point dropping more than ...