GREE bolsters hand in Asia, signs up 11 new developers in China and Korea
12 new titles bound for platform in 2012
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GREE
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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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Best place to find new stars
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Spending $50 million on new platform launch
GREE predicts over $2 billion in FY12 sales, as Q2 sales rise 190% to $540 million
Global social mobile gaming explosion continues
GREE readies for global platform launch announcing 20 international partnerships
Including Microsoft and Amazon
GREE partners with RightScale to offer developers multi-cloud management system
Adapting to the changing social gaming market
GREE plans to double US headcount with 100 hires expected during 2012
Gaining attention with zombie dog freeway billboards
GREE promises single sign-on, 'fully borderless' social platform across iOS and Android
SDK not available until Q2 2012 though
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Have to think about heart of your game
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Firm allegedly blocking devs from working with rivals
GREE sets up venture fund to invest in SE Asian internet start ups
Getting in on the ground floor
Powering ahead, GREE sees Q1 FY12 sales up 145% to $395 million
Net income up 156% to $123 million
No name, few details but GREE announces new best-of-breed mobile social gaming platform for 2012
To combine GREE Japan's ARPU with OpenFeint's reach
GREE re-states its FY12 sales up 40% to around $1.7 billion
Accelerating closer to match rival DeNA's clout
Opinion: The painful progression of DeNA and GREE's $500 million US expansion
Culture clashes, staff unrest, slow tech integration
Playfish exec Shanti Bergel joins GREE as SVP of business development
Follow the money
GREE looks for US push as social giant picks Duncan/Channon to head first ad campaign
Japanese firm ready for the US market
GREE talks up OpenFeint revamp: gamers want deeper social experiences says Jori Pearsall
Enhanced games to roll out later in September
OpenFeint appoints GREE's Naoki Aoyagi as CEO as co-founder Citron departs
Off to 'pursue new opportunities'
GREE signs deal with Unity to freely distribute Unity for GREE tech in Japan
Next step in the relationship
With Q4 growth accelerating, GREE posts FY11 sales of $794 million, up 82%
Net income up 59% to $225 million
GREE and Tencent standardise specs to allow devs to target both social platforms
Koei and Taito the first to take advantage
GREE posts Q3 FY11 sales of $198 million, up 77%
Claims largest Japanese SNS subscriber base
GREE, KDDI and Tencent launch $100 million Android development fund
The A-Fund needs you
GREE on its plans to become the No.1 social gaming network
All systems go
Japanese social gaming platform GREE buys OpenFeint for $104 million
Will invest further cash for accelerated growth
GREE extends mobile platform across Asia thanks to mig33 deal
Partnership opens up 70 million potential customers
GREE sees Q2 FY11 net sales up 75% to $175 million
Riding the smartphone expansion
GREE sees Q1 FY11 sales up 82% to $153 million
Net income up 74% to $46 million
Japanese social mobile platform GREE announces partnership with Chinese internet outfit Tencent
GREE and QQ portals unified