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re the end of EFTA00689704 Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 percent to $42.27 at the close. Trading resumed after shares were halted following Selerity's report. Earnings excluding some items were 7 cents a share, compared with analysts' average estimate for 4 cents. Twitter's first-quarter net lo

billion to $2.27 billion, from the previous range of $2.3 billion to $2.35 billion. "It calls into question why they didn't see this coming," said Victor Anthony, an analyst at Axiom Capital Management. "I don't think anyone ever questioned their ability to generate revenues." Chief Executive Officer Dick C

than hour before the end of Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 percent to $42.27 at the close. Trading resumed after shares were halted following Selerity's report. Earnings excluding some items were 7 cents a share, compared with analysts' average estimate for 4 cents. Twitter's first-quarter net lo

billion to $2.27 billion, from the previous range of $2.3 billion to $2.35 billion. "It calls into question why they didn't see this coming," said Victor Anthony, an analyst at Axiom Capital Management. "I don't think anyone ever questioned their ability to generate revenues." Chief Executive Officer Dick C

than hour before the end of Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 percent to $42.27 at the close. Trading resumed after shares were halted following Selerity's report. Earnings excluding some items were 7 cents a share, compared with analysts' average estimate for 4 cents. Twitter's first-quarter net lo

billion to $2.27 billion, from the previous range of $2.3 billion to $2.35 billion. "It calls into question why they didn't see this coming," said Victor Anthony, an analyst at Axiom Capital Management. "I don't think anyone ever questioned their ability to generate revenues." Chief Executive Officer Dick C

than hour before the end of Tuesday's trading. Twitter fell 18 percent to $42.27 at the close. Trading resumed after shares were halted following Selerity's report. EFTA01472929 Earnings excluding some items were 7 cents a share, compared with analysts' average estimate for 4 cents. Twitter's first

billion to $2.27 billion, from the previous range of $2.3 billion to $2.35 billion. "It calls into question why they didn't see this coming," said Victor Anthony, an analyst at Axiom Capital Management. "I don't think anyone ever questioned their ability to generate revenues." Chief Executive Officer Dick C