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Joe Biden once called himself a “gaffe machine” and has proven the point in decades of cringy and hilarious faux-pas. Like many politicians, he has used Twitter/X to get his message out to the...
Social media has become part of our daily lives. It is our go-to medium to find out what’s trending, scroll pictures, watch videos, and search and download content. Nearly 4.6 billion people use...
Can you think of products or services you no longer use or at least use considerably less? Well, according to a recent survey of brand loyalty, there is a good chance you have fallen out of love with...
Elon Musk may be one of the world’s most infamous online trolls who has a penchant for sharing juvenile jokes – most recently claiming he would give Wikipedia $1 billion to change its name to...
Many people have a love-hate relationship with social media and networking sites. At their best, they can keep us connected to friends and loved ones all over the world, provide a platform for...
Social media has given politicians an online bullhorn to express their opinions while amassing thousands and sometimes millions of followers. However, as with famous people in other walks of life,...
Customer satisfaction with e-business, which had been rising the previous three years, slipped in the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index.
Twitter has had a very hard time finding much love from Wall Street. But now we are seeing at least one analyst make a key upgrade in the social media and micro-blogging site.
Twitter has not recovered with the rest of the bull market. If insider selling persists there could be a longer road to recovery than once thought.
Twitter has raised much more than expected in its convertible debt offering -- to the tune of $1.8 billion.
Twitter posted a solid premarket gain on Tuesday morning, opening above $50 for first time since March.
ThinkstockThis was almost looking like a great week for the stock market, but geopolitical news interrupted this positive trend late on Friday morning and markets took a sharp turn for the worse....
courtesy of TwitterTwitter, Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) is set to report its second quarter earnings report after the close of trading on Tuesday. This will be just the second full quarter earnings report...
Twitter just took a serious step in its future. Anthony Noto, who left Goldman Sachs back in May, will join Twitter as its chief financial officer.
When LeBron James had to leave Game 1 of the NBA finals because of leg cramps, fans took to Twitter. Why didn't Gatorade prevent the cramps, they asked? Gatorade tweeted back.