CityVille News

Casual game company sees stock price jump 33% this week after social network announces plans to go public.

As social gaming company stock sheds another 5 percent, Wedbush and Lazard Capital Markets set $12 price target.

Casual game maker ends trading down 5 percent to $9.50 after initial jump gave way to daylong slide.

CityVille creator prices itself at upper range of valuation in preparation to begin trading on NASDAQ Friday.

Rovio said to walk away from billion-dollar deal with FarmVille maker due to reputation of oppressive working conditions.

Gaming social network Raptr finds 30% of Xbox 360 gamers, 12% of Call of Duty: Black Ops PC players have also played Zynga titles, even as Facebook market has hit a plateau.