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rior quarter. Revenue rose 74 percent to $436 million, missing analysts' average projection for $456.2 million. The results were first reported by Selerity Inc., a New York-based provider of financial news and information, less than hour before the end of Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 percent to $42.2

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rior quarter. Revenue rose 74 percent to $436 million, missing analysts' average projection for $456.2 million. The results were first reported by Selerity Inc., a New York-based provider of financial news and information, less than hour before the end of Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 percent to $42.2

fidential I'll call u again tomorrow From: Vahe Stepanian Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 04:23 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Cc: Daniel Sabba; Ariane Dwyer; Richard Kahn Morris Subject: Twitter Q1 Earnings [C] Classification: Confidential Paul Jeffrey — as you may have seen, Twitter (T

rior quarter. Revenue rose 74 percent to $436 million, missing analysts' average projection for $456.2 million. The results were first reported by Selerity Inc., a New York-based provider of financial news and information, less than hour before the end of Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 percent to $42.2