Google Alert - Twitter

	Twitter Daily update ⋅ September 28, 2016
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	Microsoft seen as possible Twitter suitor: Source CNBC.com Twitter, which is said to be entertaining buyout bids, may also have Microsoft as a potential suitor, a source told CNBC on Monday. Flag as irrelevant
	Why Twitter Investors May End Up Seriously Disappointed If There's a Sale Bloomberg Investors may have been looking forward to the potential of a Twitter Inc. sale in recent months, but at least one analyst is saying that everyone's in for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Is Twitter The Answer To Disney's Problems? Forbes There is a lot of speculation about Twitter potentially being acquired, with prospective buyers including Disney , Alphabet and Salesforce. All these ... Flag as irrelevant
	This dictionary Twitter account had the best lexicographical burns of the debate Mashable Merriam-Webster's Twitter account, which usually tweets words of the day, decided to deliver its verdict on some of the lingo deployed by the two ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cramer Remix: Why anyone would want to buy Twitter CNBC.com Jim Cramer explained how Twitter's suitors could use the platform to make profits. Flag as irrelevant
	Donald Trump has the sniffles, and Twitter can't shut up about it CNBC.com Donald Trump yesterday set off an explosion on Twitter at the first presidential debate not by some outrageous remark, but by a bad case of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Will Microsoft Buy Twitter? Fortune Considering Microsoft's plan to buy LinkedIn, a deal to swallow Twitter seems redundant at best and ill-fitting at worst. Flag as irrelevant
	A Twitter-Disney deal wouldn't be a good fit, analyst says CNBC.com There are better uses for Disney capital than a Twitter takeover, Nomura Securities analyst Anthony DiClemente says. Flag as irrelevant
	Close Silicon Valley Ties Pose Hurdles for Twitter Bidders Bloomberg Close ties between directors and executives in media and technology may present conflicts of interest for companies weighing offers for Twitter Inc. Flag as irrelevant
	Social media reacts to first presidential debate CNBC.com The measure includes the number of people tweeting about either candidate's names or Twitter handles. @realDonaldTrump got 62 percent of the ... Flag as irrelevant

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