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Twitter (TWTR), BuzzFeed News Enter Partnership for Live Election Night Special
October 13, 2016 9:02 AM EDTBuzzFeed News and Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) announced that they will partner on an election night special live from BuzzFeed's New York City offices, and streamed exclusively on Twitter. On a night when millions are focused on the final chapter of the election cycle and campaign results, BuzzFeed News and Twitter will provide an alternative approach to coverage for a next-generation, highly engaged audience on the platform where the central political conversation is happening in real-time. Live coverage on Twitter will start at 6pm EST.
"Our fast, smart, and honest political coverage has... More
Could Bloomberg Buy Twitter (TWTR)?
October 12, 2016 5:46 PM EDTTwitter's (NYSE: TWTR) sale process has been nothing short of a disaster with potential suitors like Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) and Disney (NYSE: DIS) backing out and others like salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM) feeling shareholder pressure to do the same. Shares ran from $18 to just over $25 when rumors first broke only to give it all back as interest faded.
While it is looking like dire straits for Twitter and its shareholders, there is one... More
