Mark Pincus

Take-Two’s acquisition increases Zynga cofounder Mark Pincus’ net worth by around $150 million in what will likely be one of the video game industry’s largest deals ever.

Mark Pincus is out at Zynga. No, this isn't news from 2013.

Investors who remain bullish on digital gaming, even after being burned more than once, have better options than betting on a Zynga turnaround.

  Zynga founder Mark Pincus has listed his seven-bedroom San Francisco home for $18 million, and you can see it during an open house on Sunday. Built in 1907, the seven-bedroom, six full- and f0ur-half-bath house features views of the Golden Gate bridge as well as other San Francisco icons, including Alcatraz, [...]

Mark Pincus (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife) Zynga, the troubled social gaming company, admitted on Thursday that the company had no future in online gambling and would abandon its effort to get a gambling license in the U.S. That Mark Pincus, Zynga’s founder and chairman, had been loudly bluffing about Zynga’s [...]

By hiring the Microsoft executive behind Xbox's resurgence, Mark Pincus is indicating that Zynga's future is in gaming, not gambling.

Which large shareholders and board members made the decision to remove Mark Pincus as CEO of Zynga? This question was originally answered on Quora by Jason M. Lemkin.

Mark Pincus was once worth $2 billion dollars. He's now worth $780 million and is stepping down from his position as CEO at Zynga.

Mark Pincus (Photo credit: Joi) Mark Pincus’ effort to save Zynga was jolted on Monday after the social gaming company revised its projected financials lower amid a corporate restructuring that did not inspire confidence on Wall Street. Shares of Zynga tumbled by 12% to $2.99 once investors realized the company expected to [...]

Zynga didn't execute on its recent new games and it underestimated the speed of mobile adoption, which led to its current problems, Zynga CEO Mark Pincus said in a conference call with analysts following its earnings release Wednesday.

The decision of the Zynga co-founder to sell a big chunk of shares in April keeps looking worse.

  Image by Joi via Flickr Marc Pincus is on the move. The internet super-entreprenuer recently had not one, but two high-priced homes on the market in San Francisco. Recently, Forbes reported on the $8,900,000 mansion Pincus and his wife heaved onto the market in the Presidio Heights neighborhood. To much less fanfare, the Pincus' quietly [...]

At $10 a share for the initial public offering, Zynga founder Mark Pincus will see his net worth drop $650 million from Forbes' $2 billion August estimate to $1.35 billion.

There are clues in Zynga’s S-1 but no definitive answers yet.

The man behind the addictive FarmVille game on Facebook is one of this year's new "crop" of social media billionaires.