Zynga stock dips as company debuts second post-IPO game
Today, Zynga launched its second post-IPO game, Scramble With Friends, and also saw its stock take a significant drop from $9.19 to $8.91 per share, nearing its all time low of $8.75.
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Newsbrief: Shares for social gaming giant Zynga dipped today after the debut of Scramble With Friends, the company's first mobile title since going public last month. Shares closed today at $8.91 per share, down 3 percent from yesterday's close of $9.19. Shares were traded for as little as $8.82 during the day, nearing its all time low of $8.75. Just yesterday, the company debuted Hidden Chronicles, a new Facebook-based "hidden object" title. With two new releases arriving just this week, the company's sudden drop on the NASDAQ was a bit unexpected. Zynga officially went public in mid-December, and despite a rough debut, has thus far seen fairly consistent performance on the stock market.
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