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Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey's Block Beats Operating Profit Estimates for Q1 2022
Block, the fintech firm led by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, reported that it had not seen a decline in overall consumer spending through April, after reporting a first-quarter operating profit that topped Wall Street targets.
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Twitter Estimates Less Than 5 Percent Spam Accounts Among Daily Active Users
Twitter wants to make it transparent about how tweets are promoted or demoted and intends its software to be publicly available for critique, as stated by Musk at the Met Gala 2022.
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Twitter Turnaround Plan Yet to Pick Up Steam as Company Misses Advertising Revenue, User Growth Estimates
Twitter reported weaker-than-expected quarterly advertising revenue and user growth and forecast revenue short of Wall Street targets, indicating that its turnaround plan has yet to bear fruit.
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Facebook Offers Up First-Ever Estimate of Hate Speech Prevalence on Its Platform
Facebook for the first time disclosed numbers on the prevalence of hate speech on its platform, saying that out of every 10,000 content views in the third quarter, 10 to 11 included hate speech.
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Twitter Ascribes Quarterly Growth to Fight Against Abuse
Twitter jumped 13 percent on Tuesday after it reported quarterly revenue above estimates, which executives said was the result of weeding out spam and abusive posts and targeting ads better.
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Twitter Sees a Fall in Monthly Active Users to 335 Million, Revenue Beats Estimates
Twitter recently increased removals and suspensions of accounts, contributing to the fall of monthly users fell by 1 million to 335 million in the second quarter.
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Twitter Tops Earnings Projections, but Growth Pace Seen Slowing
Twitter beat analysts' estimates for earnings in the first quarter and showed signs that it's finally overcoming a slump.
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Twitter Cuts 9 Per Cent Job After Low Revenue Estimates
Twitter Inc's quarterly revenue growth slowed sharply in the third quarter but topped analysts' expectations, and the company said it would cut 9 percent of its global workforce.
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Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey's Block Beats Operating Profit Estimates for Q1 2022
Block, the fintech firm led by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, reported that it had not seen a decline in overall consumer spending through April, after reporting a first-quarter operating profit that topped Wall Street targets.
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Twitter Estimates Less Than 5 Percent Spam Accounts Among Daily Active Users
Twitter wants to make it transparent about how tweets are promoted or demoted and intends its software to be publicly available for critique, as stated by Musk at the Met Gala 2022.
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Twitter Turnaround Plan Yet to Pick Up Steam as Company Misses Advertising Revenue, User Growth Estimates
Twitter reported weaker-than-expected quarterly advertising revenue and user growth and forecast revenue short of Wall Street targets, indicating that its turnaround plan has yet to bear fruit.
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Facebook Offers Up First-Ever Estimate of Hate Speech Prevalence on Its Platform
Facebook for the first time disclosed numbers on the prevalence of hate speech on its platform, saying that out of every 10,000 content views in the third quarter, 10 to 11 included hate speech.
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Twitter Ascribes Quarterly Growth to Fight Against Abuse
Twitter jumped 13 percent on Tuesday after it reported quarterly revenue above estimates, which executives said was the result of weeding out spam and abusive posts and targeting ads better.
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Twitter Sees a Fall in Monthly Active Users to 335 Million, Revenue Beats Estimates
Twitter recently increased removals and suspensions of accounts, contributing to the fall of monthly users fell by 1 million to 335 million in the second quarter.
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Twitter Tops Earnings Projections, but Growth Pace Seen Slowing
Twitter beat analysts' estimates for earnings in the first quarter and showed signs that it's finally overcoming a slump.
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Twitter Cuts 9 Per Cent Job After Low Revenue Estimates
Twitter Inc's quarterly revenue growth slowed sharply in the third quarter but topped analysts' expectations, and the company said it would cut 9 percent of its global workforce.
