Zynga executive overseeing key poker game departs
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Zynga Inc’s executive overseeing its key poker game has quit, hitting the gamemaker in a particularly vulnerable spot as it struggles with a steady employee exodus and falling revenue. The exit of former Zynga Poker General Manager Laurence "Lo" Toney, announced on Toney’s LinkedIn profile on Monday and confirmed by AllThingsD, comes as the company has been talking up real-money gambling as a growth opportunity worth billions of dollars in annual revenue. . . .
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