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 Zynga Inc. priced its initial public offering at $10 a share, raising about $1 billion for the maker of online games in the biggest U.S. Internet debut since Google Inc. While the price set by Zynga and its bankers is at the top of the $8.50 to $10 a share range that Zynga set two weeks ago, the company's valuation will be far less than the $20 billion that had been expected earlier this year. The deal values the company, which makes "Words With Friends" and other games played mostly on Facebook, at $8.9 billion, counting unexercised options and warrants.
– Tomorrow should be a pretty good day to live in Farmville: Creator Zynga begins trading publicly on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker ZNGA, and the company has set the price for the 100 million shares being sold at $10, reports MarketWatch. That would peg the market value of Zynga at $7 billion and make it the biggest US Internet IPO since Google in 2004, notes the Wall Street Journal. The $7 billion valuation is impressive, but it's way under the figure of $20 billion being thrown around earlier this year in giddier days. Next up, Facebook?