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| Amazon, Tesla, Netflix, Facebook, Google and Twitter stocks dropped this week Twitter's stock is down about 8 percent this week for several reasons, including the prospect that Twitter might also be summoned to Washington about its data practices. Short seller Citron Research said Tuesday it was concerned with how important Twitter's data licensing business, Gnip, is to its bottom ...
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| Twitter bumps MENA revenue head to regional MD amid growth push ''I am delighted to be taking on this new role during a very exciting time, where the company has realized profit for the first time in history. This region represents a highly active and fast-growing user base and I look forward to continue working with the team to strengthen Twitter's position as the best ...
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| Data Sheet—Sorting Good From Bad in the Tech Stock Rout Companies like Twitter will see-saw at times like these, through no fault of their own. (Twitter fell victim to a negative analyst report, but it doesn't take much.) Tesla is always susceptible to catching a nasty cold, what with its poor track record for keeping promises, it voracious cash needs, and its sky-high ...
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| JPMORGAN: Twitter concerns are 'overdone' Investor concerns about a regulatory impact on Twitter are "overdone," said JPMorgan analyst Doug Anmuth. Twitter relies more on non-sensitive data than it does on sensitive data, so it's not terribly exposed to regulatory risk, he said. Anmuth gave a $36 price target on Twitter, which has been hit hard of ...
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| Better Buy: Twitter vs. Snap Inc. Unfortunately, the reality hasn't matched expectations for most social media companies. Except for Facebook, social media investments have trailed the greater market. As of this writing, shares of Snap Inc. (NYSE: SNAP) are still below their 2017 IPO price. Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) recently eclipsed its $26 ...
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| Why Twitter Stock Dropped on Tuesday Left further highlighted Twitter's forward P/E ratio relative to those of Facebook and Google, historically low short interest, and recent insider sales. He also pointed to the company's less savory "underbelly," linking to a recent investigation by controversial political activist James O'Keefe accusing Twitter ...
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| British far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been banned from Twitter Visitors to the Twitter profile of Robinson, who cofounded far-right protest group the English Defence League (EDL), are now greeted with a generic message saying "this account has been suspended." Twitter did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment. But in recent months, ...
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| What Your Business Should And Shouldn't Publish Online Remember that social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, aren't simply broadcast media. They are engagement media, which means they are also listening networks. I use several methods to listen to my audiences, including Google analytics and staying on top of trending hashtags and social ...
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| Kellyanne Conway's husband has one of the most fascinating Twitter accounts in Washington George Conway, who is the husband of counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway, took a jab on Wednesday at President Donald Trump on Twitter. The tweet raised eyebrows since Conway's wife is one of Trump's most outspoken, and fiery, defenders. But Conway's tweet on Wednesday wasn't the ...
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| Facebook, Google and Twitter Ban Ads, But Do Their Founders Really Dislike Crypto? The people responsible for the creation of social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter have been singing praises for cryptocurrencies and their underlying Blockchain technology. It creates a bit of a juxtaposition, as the companies they are responsible have enforced sanctions that potentially stifle ... Twitter's share price plummets as analyst claims it will be next to be caught up in social-media ... - www.v3.co.uk
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