Zynga's shares have fallen by more than 21 percent in the last six months, although it wouldn't appear that the social game company's executives are feeling the strain too much.
Newsbrief: Zynga's shares have fallen by more than 21 percent in the last six months, although it wouldn't appear that the social game company's executives are feeling the strain too much. As part of an annual shareholder meeting this week, and as reported by CNBC, Zynga CEO Don Mattrick earned a total of $57.8 million at Zynga this year. Mattrick admitted earlier this month that the company has lost its way and missed out on even the most obvious opportunities. Now he's attempting to steer it toward being a mobile-first competitor with the upstarts that have, of late, been trouncing it in the market.
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