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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 EFTA00689704 Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 p

ation. The San Francisco-based company is facing greater pressure to show that such initiatives are delivering more users and revenue, according to Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group. "When you're communicating with investors there's some expectation that you'll actually deliver on what you

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

ation. The San Francisco-based company is facing greater pressure to show that such initiatives are delivering more users and revenue, according to Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group. "When you're communicating with investors there's some expectation that you'll actually deliver on what you

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

ation. The San Francisco-based company is facing greater pressure to show that such initiatives are delivering more users and revenue, according to Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group. EFTA01403570 "When you're communicating with investors there's some expectation that you'll actually deli

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

ation. The San Francisco-based company is facing greater pressure to show that such initiatives are delivering more users and revenue, according to Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group. "When you're communicating with investors there's some expectation that you'll actually deliver on what you