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| Wall Street analysts bullish on Twitter as business turnaround picks up Social media platform Twitter Inc. has been enjoying plaudits from multiple Wall Street analysts in recent months, as half a dozen have upgraded their views on the San Francisco company after praising a recent turnaround in its earnings and business strategy. Wall Street watchers are also keen on ...
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| Cheddar Afternoon Business Report 1/23: Twitter, Apple, Tesla Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey confirmed via Twitter that COO Anthony Noto is leaving the company to join personal finance company SoFI. The split seems amicable though – Dorsey tweeted he's happy for his friend, and always has his support and gratitude. Good news for Apple lovers. The long-awaited ... 'I don't see how anyone could interpret this as a good thing': The departure of Twitter's No. 2 exec is ... - Business Insider
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| Business briefs: Stocks mostly rise; Twitter operations chief leaving He has also served as chief financial officer at Twitter. Noto is considered a key part of the company's leadership team. The company said other Twitter executives will take over his duties overseeing business operations and advertising sales. Noto is joining Social Finance Inc., an online lender, as chief ...
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| Will Twitter Benefit From Facebook's News Feed Change? Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) is planning to make some big changes to its core News Feed feature this year, diminishing the reach of publications and focusing on surfacing original content from friends. Not only will the move reduce how much news people get from Facebook, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg ...
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| Factbox: Trump on Twitter (Jan 23) - FBI, DACA Featured. Most Internet of Things data is useless unless companies embrace these 2 tech trends · More "Tech" » · Ransomware is the biggest cybersecurity threat today — here's how to protect your business · More "Tech" » ...
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| Hawaii's governor said he couldn't notify the public of the false missile alarm because he forgot his ... Hawaii Gov. David Ige reportedly said he couldn't notify the public during the 38-minute false missile alarm because he forgot his Twitter password. The missile notification system was accidentally triggered last week after an employee mistakenly pushed the wrong button.
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| Twitter dips after a key executive leaves for online lending startup SoFi Shares of Twitter slid on Tuesday morning after the online lending startup SoFi announced that Anthony Noto, Twitter's chief operating officer, will be joining the company as its new CEO, effective March 1. Twitter has suffered from several departures of key executives in the past two years as the ...
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| Netflix and Whirlpool jump while Twitter and J&J fall The U.S. tariffs will make solar products made in other countries more expensive, hurting companies based overseas. Twitter Inc., down 57 cents to $22.75. Anthony Noto, the social media company's chief operating officer, resigned. Kimberly-Clark Corp., up 93 cents to $117.84. The maker of Huggies ...
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| Taming the trolls isn't just a matter of ethics for Twitter and Facebook: It makes good business sense But one group of companies is suffering. Social media firms have, not altogether surprisingly, had a particularly gruelling year, reputation-wise. Just 24 per cent of the British public said they trust the likes of Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat, while a mere third of the population believed they are good for ...
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| Democrats are demanding to know if Russian trolls or bots have tried to 'manipulate public opinion ... To that end, Feinstein and Schiff have called on Facebook and Twitter to study their sites to determine how many accounts are involved in the campaign. The lawmakers have asked the companies to detail how many users might have seen posts and tweets amplified by Kremlin-aligned trolls.
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