SAN FRANCISCO — Zynga Inc. has won the latest round in its legal battle with an Abu Dhabi investment firm that claims it was denied the chance to buy a stake in the gamemaker on a private stock market before it went public.
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White in San Francisco dismissed Alpha Investment’s suit against Zynga and Andrew Trader, a former Zynga executive, on Monday, saying the company had failed to adequately plead its claims.
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