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A source familiar with Zynga’s operation told the Reuters news service that Zynga will be filing for an initial public offering on Thusday.
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SouthPeak Interactive, along with its chairman Terry Phillips, has satisfied the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission enough in order for the government body to drop a pending investigation over the firm’s failure to report and record a 2009 loan given to the firm by Phillips in a clear and proper manner.

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Shacknews sends word that Midway’s playing its trump card in its duel with fate’s cruel whims.

Apparently, the beleaguered publisher was able to convince a portion of its investors to delay enacting their money-back guarantee – applicable because a large portion of Midway recently changed hands — until February 19. If Midway’s able to talk down a second group of investors in a similar fashion, the SEC won’t blow the publisher’s house down until February.

However, Midway’s pertinent debt currently sits at $150 million, and Vin Diesel’s wild ride doesn’t begin until February 20.

Please, someone, spoil this story’s ending. We’re somewhat confused and very tired of waiting.

By Nathan Grayson

One for the bookmark. You can find the SEC filing detailing EA’s tender offer for Take-Two here. Did you know, for example, that the $26 per share offered amounts to exactly $2,152,261,826? The entire buyout issue will be headline news pretty much everywhere this week, as Take-Two holds its AGM in New York, a meeting to be broadcast live on the web on Thursday. Try reading that document end-to-end before the great Strauss-investor showdown at the W Hotel Union Square.