Twitter just can’t catch a break.
Today the company’s stock price hit all-time lows — down to $28.91 per share according to Yahoo Finance, more than 4 percent below its May 2014 slump.
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Twitter actually beat financial expectations last week, reporting $502 million in revenues for Q2, but the company’s interim CEO, Jack Dorsey, failed to inspire confidence among investors.
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Now, as the stock hovers around $29, takeover talk — a familiar topic for Twitter — is heating up once again.
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