Head of games leaves Angry Birds company Rovio


STRUGGLING: Laes said that he had left Rovio recently and is planning to launch a new startup but declined to comment further.

HELSINKI: Finland's Rovio and the head of its games operation, Jami Laes, have parted company as the business behind Angry Birds continues to grapple with an increasingly competitive mobile games market. 

Though Rovio has expanded its hugely successful Angry Birds brand into an animated TV series and consumer product licensing, the company has struggled to produce more hit games and recently said it would cut about 14% of its workforce. 

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