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Twitter: the accounts don't add up and the title collapses on Wall Street

Twitter's first-quarter revenue falls short of analysts' expectations – stock thuds on Wall Street, shedding more than 18%

Twitter: the accounts don't add up and the title collapses on Wall Street

Revenues are up Twitter in the first quarter of 2015 but well below expectations. In the first three months of 2015 i revenues increased by 74% hitting $436 million, a figure that disappointed analysts who had expected revenues of $457 million. The data was released, before the closure of Wal Street by the "pirate" blog Selerity and a rain of sales was unleashed.

A "mystery" still to be clarified but which in the meantime has registered the title a drop of 18,18% to $42,27: in the last hour of trading, the shares were first suspended due to excessive downtrend and then, upon readmission to trading, suffered a negative peak of 26%.

Behind the vertical collapse at the New York Stock Exchange there are also data on the expansion of the loss of the microblogging site which passes to 162 million compared to the previous $132 million red recorded in the same period last year.

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