TWTR - Twitter, Inc.

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
45.88
+0.64 (+1.41%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT
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Previous Close45.24
Open45.58
Bid0.00 x 3000
Ask0.00 x 1000
Day's Range44.50 - 46.01
52 Week Range15.67 - 47.79
Volume31,106,299
Avg. Volume30,617,847
Market Cap34.406B
Beta0.80
PE Ratio (TTM)2,294.00
EPS (TTM)0.02
Earnings DateJul 25, 2018 - Jul 30, 2018
Forward Dividend & YieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-Dividend DateN/A
1y Target Est31.65
Trade prices are not sourced from all markets
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    UPS reaches tentative deal with teamsters, YouTube rolls out new benefits for top stars, Twitter buys and closes Smyte

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  • Financial Times34 minutes ago

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  • Financial Times2 hours ago

    [$$] Amnesia dooms bankers to repeat their mistakes

    If Chuck Prince, former chief executive of Citigroup, is remembered for anything, it is his insouciant comment about the boom in leveraged finance. Mr Prince’s remark is the best expression of bankerly smugness since the Depression.

  • Financial Times21 hours ago

    [$$] China steelmakers shift focus to south-east Asia

    In the past four years, Chinese steel companies have funded 32m tonnes of annual capacity in new steel projects in Indonesia and Malaysia, according to a Financial Times calculation, equivalent to more than 40 per cent of steel consumption in 2016 by the 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations member states.  global steel tariffs targeted towards what it perceives as cheap Chinese steel flooding global markets. Instead, Chinese producers are moving existing production capacity and investing in plants abroad, predominantly in south-east Asia, to produce and sell in fast-growing markets without the threat of tariffs.

  • Barrons.com2 days ago

    [$$] World Cup 2018: Streaming Arrives on the Global Stage

    Brazil and France are among the favorites to win the 2018 FIFA World Cup, but Twitter could be the biggest winner. Twitter shares (TWTR) have taken off like a Cristiano Ronaldo free kick. In its recently completed first fiscal quarter, Twitter aired over 1,300 live broadcasts, compared with about 450 in the corresponding period a year earlier.

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    Facebook’s push to kill bad political ads is also hiding regular posts

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  • The Funded: Two huge deals top Bay Area rounds disclosed at week's end
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  • Apple Prohibits Cryptocurrency Ads and Mining on iOS Devices
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    Apple Prohibits Cryptocurrency Ads and Mining on iOS Devices

    Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) now joins Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) in banning cryptocurrency-related advertisements. The company’s latest App Store review guidelines also essentially prohibit cryptocurrency mining on iOS devices. Cryptocurrencies have been losing value due to growing number of regulations and increasing hacking incidents.

  • Investopedia3 days ago

    How Twitter and Square Burned Short Sellers

    The risk with short sales of stock is that losses are theoretically unlimited. Among the stocks that have burned the short sellers in a big way so far this year—to the tune of $2 billion in paper losses—are social media platform Twitter Inc. ( TWTR) and payments processor Square Inc. ( SQ), per calculations by financial analytics firm S3 Partners as reported by MarketWatch.

  • The Wall Street Journal3 days ago

    [$$] Twitter Will Buy Security and Spam Startup Smyte

    Twitter Inc. said it plans to acquire Smyte Inc., a startup that focuses on safety, spam and security.

  • Investopedia3 days ago

    Twitter Options Traders Bet on 13% Gain

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  • UPS reaches tentative deal with teamsters, YouTube rolls out new benefits for top stars, Twitter buys and closes Smyte
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  • Has Twitter (TWTR) Outpaced Other Computer and Technology Stocks This Year?
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  • Twitter buys a startup to battle harassment, e-cigs are booming, and a meditation app is worth $250M
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  • Twitter's (TWTR) Smyte Buyout to Strengthen Security Measures
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    Twitter's (TWTR) Smyte Buyout to Strengthen Security Measures

    Twitter (TWTR) to leverage Smyte to combat abuse and bullying, the most obvious and pressing areas of concern for the social media platform in recent times.

  • Financial Times3 days ago

    [$$] A selection of the FT’s biggest stories and best reads every Friday

    Mounting US-China trade tensions were all over the headlines at the start of this week, following US President Donald Trump’s announcement last Friday of a 25 per cent tariff on $50bn worth of Chinese goods. Another epic about-face for Trump — this time on a policy that inspired more indignation than most. Four former first ladies and a current one (Melania Trump, in a rare public statement), former President Barack Obama, the Pope, business leaders and politicians all criticised the policy before the U-turn.

  • MarketWatch3 days ago

    Twitter short sellers double down, as Square shorts run for cover

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    [$$] Last ditch Greek debt deal hides economic reality

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    [$$] Saudi Arabia strikes deal to raise Opec production

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  • Twitter 'smytes' customers
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  • Instagram's Video Push Highlights Why Twitter (TWTR) Stock Is a Strong Buy
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    Shares of Facebook (FB) hit a new all-time high on Wednesday after the company's photo-sharing app Instagram rolled out a new long-form video feature. The move helps demonstrate just how important video has become, and shows why fellow social media firm Twitter (TWTR) looks like a strong buy stock at the moment on the back of its own live video push.

  • Twitter Acquires Anti-Abuse Startup Smyte to Curb Hate on Its Platform
    Fortune3 days ago

    Twitter Acquires Anti-Abuse Startup Smyte to Curb Hate on Its Platform

    Smyte is designed to identify and prevent harassment and spam.

  • MarketWatch4 days ago

    Twitter to acquire safety and security company Smyte

    Shares of Twitter Inc. (twtr) are down 2.5% in Thursday trading after the company said it has agreed to acquire Smyte, a company that deals with safety, spam and security. "Smyte's team, technology and company mission are aligned with our focus on improving the health of conversation on Twitter, and we believe this will be a powerful addition to our ongoing work," Twitter said in a blog post. The company expects the Smyte acquisition to help it "address challenges in safety, spam and security more quickly and effectively" through the review tools and processes that Smyte offers.

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    TechCrunch4 days ago

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