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As soon as the earnings hit the wire the stock took a dip, then recovered. Why the drop?
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin has the latest details from the social gaming company's conference call.
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Zynga reported quarterly earnings that just beat analysts' expectations by only 2 cents, sending its shares lower in after-hours trading on Tuesday.
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Stocks closed narrowly mixed in a volatile session Tuesday, cutting their losses in the final minutes of trading following reports that the Greek conservative leader will deliver a letter of commitment to lenders on Wednesday.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin previews the game maker's earnings, and making the bull and bear case for Zynga stock ahead of its Q1 numbers, with Max Wolff, GreenCrest Capital, and Ben Schachter, Macquarie Securities.
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Insight on Zynga's first earnings results on the Street ever, with Tom Samiljan, Hemispheres tech & gaming columnist; and CNBC's John Carney & Julia Boorstin.
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Zynga is set to post its first-ever earnings results; shares have risen 35% since its Decemeber IPO, with Ken Sena, analyst at Evercore.
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The "Mad Money" host reveals his earnings expectations for both companies.
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The "Mad Money" host outlines which earnings reports he plans to monitor.
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The creator of online games “Farmville” and “Words With Friends” will benefit from Facebook's IPO, says analyst Daniel Ernst of Hudson Square Research.
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For those incapable of waiting for the Facebook IPO in May, here’s how Cramer recommends playing the social network with something else.
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Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken on why the Facebook IPO debut cannot be measured traditionally.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg and Mandy Drury offer their "gloomy" and "sunny" stock picks.
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A group of private exchanges has popped up in recent years to accommodate a fast-growing trading market in the private shares of the Internet companies like Twitter and LinkedIn. Facebook has driven much of this growth, emerging as the most actively traded private company by a wide margin, the New York Times reports.
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Zynga shares soared Thursday amid Facebook IPO hype, but “Fast Money” pros aren’t buying the stock.
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Richard Greenfield, co-head at BTIG Research, says there was real fear that Facebook would damage Zynga in the upcoming months.But Facebook "needs Zynga," he says.
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Stocks ended narrowly mixed in a lackluster session Thursday following a handful of mixed earnings reports, decline in weekly jobless claims and ahead of the government's monthly employment report due Friday morning.
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Facebook, which filed for its hotly anticipated IPO after the stock market close Wednesday, unveiled some surprises in its hefty 202-page regulatory document.
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Arvind Bhatia, Sterne Agee analyst, explains why Zynga may not monetize its mobile connectivity, and why online gambling is a long shot for the company. The Fast Money traders weigh in on the trade.
