GREE sees FY14 Q2 sales down 7% to $310 million, but international sales rise to $72 million
Feature phone gaming collapses
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GREE
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gree-corp.com
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GREE provides Japan's leading mobile social gaming platform, and is at the forefront of mobile technology. With over 25 million users, GREE was ranked as Japan's fastest-growing tech company by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu in 2010.
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