Twitter Shares

Twitter witnesses strong user growth of 14 percent; shares jump by 9.6 percent

The social platform said instances of suspicious behaviour and spam dropped by 18 percent during the quarter

Twitter's shares are down 11.3 percent, its biggest one-day fall in nearly 5 months

Short-seller Citron Research says Twitter “has become the Harvey Weinstein of Social Media.”

Twitter sees 15 percent decline in early trading after a steep fall in MAUs

Twitter increased its capital expenditures forecast for 2018 between $450 million and $500 million.

Ned Segal, former MD at Goldman Sachs Group set to join Twitter as the new CFO

Anthony Noto, who has been serving as Twitter's CFO and chief operating officer since November, will remain at the company as COO.

As shares plunge, Twitter is still lost in translation; Dorsey calls it people's news network

Ten whole years later, Twitter still does not have a clue about where it's headed and what it wants to do.

A Twitter shareholder is suing the company for misleading investors on growth prospects

A Twitter shareholder has filed a lawsuit in a US court against the microblogging site alleging that it misled investors about its prospects for growth, causing swings in the company's stock price, a media report said.

Twitter results need to wow to reassure investors

When Twitter Inc reports results on 10 February, a less than stellar showing could hammer the stock further as a broad selloff in the technology sector has made investors jittery.

Twitter shares fall on revenue forecast, anaemic user growth

Twitter Inc gave a disappointing revenue forecast and reported slower user growth than expected, pushing shares of the microblogging company down about 13 percent.

Twitter shares fall as growth of monthly users slows

Twitter's shares fell more than 11 percent in extended trade after the microblogging company said its number of monthly average users grew at the slowest pace since it went public in 2013.

Twitter pins ad revenue hopes on new partnership, acquisition

Twitter efforts to reassure disaffected ad buyers may hinge on the success of two deals that were announced along with its bleak forecast, advertisers and analysts said.