1 More Sign That Zynga's a Sinking Ship (FB, GRPN, ZNGA)

1 More Sign That Zynga's a Sinking Ship

Struggling social gaming player Zynga's epic slide of late has been documented by just about every media outlet. However, the company recently took an unusually strong stance on employee pay in hopes of preventing employee defections, especially as its executive team is dropping off. The Fool's tech editor recently sat down to discuss this unconventional move and to break down what it means for investors.

Zynga's post-ipo performance has been dreadful, and investors are beginning to wonder if it's game over for this newly public company. Being so closely related to the world's largest social network can be a blessing and a curse at the same time. You can learn everything you need to know about this company and whether it's a buy or a sell in our new premium research report. Don't even think about picking up shares before you read what our top analysts have to say about Zynga. Click here to access your copy.

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