
Renren said its revenue from gaming rose 91 percent in the quarter to $17.5 million, as the company's recently launched games and mobile gaming gained popularity.
On Monday, the company, known as China's Facebook, said revenue rose 56 percent in the first quarter to $32.1 million.
Renren shares were up 11 percent in morning trade on Tuesday at $6.07. They closed at $5.49 on Monday on the New York Stock Exchange.
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