Twitter has more than 140 characters worth of woes
The microblogging service's latest results disappoint investors again, especially the shrinking active user count
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The microblogging service's latest results disappoint investors again, especially the shrinking active user count
Since July, Twitter shares have lost nearly have their value, and slumped further Monday after several top execs left the company
Twitter's 140-character limit could soon be a thing of the past as the company reevaluates its identity
Start-ups rally in first day as publicly traded companies after raising less than hoped
By pricing its new shares at $9 rather than the original $11-$13, the Jack Dorsey-led company could be signaling a trend reversal
Venture capitalists give the mobile payments startup an eye-popping valuation, but will other investors be equally charmed?
Company plans to offer just over 31 million shares at a maximum of $13 apiece for total value of up to $403.7 million
The gift represents nearly one-third of the stock Jack Dorsey owns in the San Francisco company
Steve Ballmer tweets to world his big bet on the social media company and touts its efforts to turn around stock price slide
Jack Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payments startup Square, which he co-founded and has now filed for a $275 million IPO
Purge comes two weeks after Twitter brought back one of its co-founders as permanent CEO
Now that the social-media company has a permanent CEO, someone has to figure out how to fix its problems
Dorsey had been serving as CEO in an interim capacity since Dick Costolo stepped down from the post earlier this year
A plummeting then rocketing stock price shows a lot of very mixed opinion about the company's chances for profitability
Co-founder of social media company is in line to be the new, permanent head of the company, according to the website ReCode
But CEO Jack Dorsey says the social media firm isn't adding users as fast it would like
Changing leaders doesn't make problems go away, and the next chief executive has thorny issues to solve
Social-media company's co-founder will temporarily take the helm while it looks for a new chief executive