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Zynga Seals $527 Million Mobile Game Deal, Axes Jobs in Revival Drive

Zynga Inc will shed 15 percent of its workforce to slash costs and buy mobile game developer NaturalMotion for $527 million to refresh a stalled games pipeline, moves that sent its stock soaring 20 percent in after-hours trading.
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Honda Warns on Emerging Markets While Aiming for Record Sales

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Microsoft Board Close to Naming Nadella as New CEO: Source

By Bill Rigby
Business

Wary of Obamacare, Some Republicans Sign Up Anyway

By SHARON BERNSTEIN
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Menard Correctional Officers Picket Outside Medium Security Unit, Chanting 'Safety Matters!' Amid Rising Violent Attacks

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