Candy Crush Saga

Call of Duty creators, Activision, betting big on mobile advertising

Now, with in-game advertising, Activision is set to tap a big revenue opportunity that should put to rest all doubts.

Activision command a 500 million strong user base with Candy Crush acquisition

Activision Blizzard announced that they’ve completed the acquisition of King Digital, the makers of Candy Crush Saga for $5.9 billion. With the completed acquisition, Activision Blizzard now commands a staggering user base of 500 million gamers, making it the “largest gaming network in the world.”

Meet Jolly Jam: Rovio's answer to match-three puzzler Candy Crush Saga

Creators of the popular Angry Birds have launched a new mobile game akin to the current poster boy Candy Crush Saga.

Candy Crush Saga's decline continues, King.com's shares fall

King reduced its 2014 forecast after reporting lower-than-expected second-quarter revenue, as gamers continued to spend less money on its "Candy Crush Saga" game.

King's idea of Candy Crush rehab is a sequel; Candy Crush Soda Saga gets limited release

Tencent launches Candy Crush game in China

Candy Crush maker King.com's stock falls 15 percent in public debut

King's stock priced at $22.50 on Tuesday, valuing the company at $7.1 billion. But it opened on Wednesday at $20.50, down almost 9 percent. Its shares lost more ground by the day's close, falling more than 15 percent.

Candy Crush maker King.com scores $7.1 bn valuation in IPO

Mobile game maker King Digital Entertainment Plc priced its initial public offering on Tuesday at the mid-point of its expected range, valuing the "Candy Crush Saga" maker at about $7.1 billion.

Candy Crush maker King.com's IPO faces investor scrutiny, skepticism

King Digital Entertainment Plc's colourful "Candy Crush Saga" has gone viral on smartphones worldwide, but the company may struggle to replicate that enthusiasm with its upcoming $7.6 billion initial public offering.

'Candy Crush' maker sees up to $7.6 billion IPO valuation