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Alphabet Explodes 7% Higher After Beating Estimates Across The Board, 20-For-One Stock Split Heading into today''s post-market earnings juggernaut, which includes EA, SBUX, PYPL, GM, and others, the one company investors were most focused on was Google, pardon Alphabet, the third largest US company by market cap As Bloomberg writes in its preview, investors will be laser focused on progress in Alphabets Google Cloud segment. The internet companys cloud-computing unit is the No. 3 player in the U.S., behind Amazon Web Services and Microsofts Azure. But the far bigger question is whether Alphabet would continue the trend of earnings beats set last week with Microsoft and ahead of the coming earnings from Amazon and Facebook. The answer, at least judging by the stock''s kneejerk reaction which is 3.5% higher, was a solid yes. Here are the results: EPS $30.69 vs. $22.30 y/y, beating estimates of $27.35 Revenue $75.33 billion, +32% y/y, beating the estimate of $71.89 billion Revenue ex-TAC $61.

THE signing of Nat Phillips was a story that came out of nowhere and was done in the blink of an eye but how did Cherries fans react on social media?

Twitter quit taking action to try to limit the spread of lies about the 2020 election, the company said on Friday -- a day after another social media platform, YouTube, removed a Republican congressman''s campaign ad because it included a 2020 lie.

While tech giants like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have increased efforts to tackle misinformation on their platforms, Spotify has so far escaped a similar level of scrutiny

Where appropriate, Twitter will push back on requests for account information which are incomplete or improper, such as requests that are facially invalid or overbroad in scope

A new report from Twitter suggests that the social media platform received fewer subpoenas and other warrants from law enforcement agencies in the first half of 2021 but complied with a higher percentage.

Meta Reportedly Abandons Diem Stablecoin Project After Intense Government Opposition After surviving a major re-branding and fierce opposition from regulators and central bankers, Facebook''s effort to create a global stablecoin usable on its platform has reportedly been scrapped, according to a Bloomberg report. BBG reported late Tuesday that Facebook-owner Meta has been looking for a buyer for its Diem project after the Federal Reserve and several powerful American lawmakers (including notably Sens. Sherrod Brown and Elizabeth Warren) produced enough resistance to the project to leave it finally dead in the water. At one point, a couple of Democratic senators sent threatening letters to people involved with the project. The Diem Association, a cryptocurrency initiative once known as Libra backed by Meta Platforms Inc., is weighing a sale of its assets as a way to return capital to its investor members, according to people familiar with the matter. Diem is in discussions with investment bankers about how best to sell its intellectual property and find a new home for the engineers who developed the technology, cashing out whatever value remains in its once-ambitious Diem coin venture, said the people, asking not to be identified because the discussions aren’t public.

Twitter updated its Twitter Transparency Center with data covering the first half of 2021, revealing that users were required to remove roughly 4.7 million tweets during that time period for violations of the Twitter Rules. The social network said 68% of those tweets had tallied fewer than 100 impressions before being taken down, and 24%

Twitter revealed Tuesday that governments'' requests for content to be removed from the platform hit a record high in the first six months of 2021.Governments made 43,387 legal demands for content to be pulled down from 196,878 accounts between…

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips Twitter is expanding beyond basic social media, and into the exciting world of NFTs - and this could be the key to a rebound by TWTR stock. The post Twitters New Feature Could Be Bullish for TWTR Stock appeared first on InvestorPlace . More From InvestorPlace Stock Prodigy Who Found NIO at $2 Says Buy THIS Now Man Who Called Black Monday: Prepare Now. #1 EV Stock Still Flying Under the Radar Interested in Crypto? Read This First

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Twitter appears to be working on a feature that lets you share tweets with a specific group of people (via Input ). If this sounds familiar, its because Instagrams Close Friends feature lets you do the exact same thing but in Twitters case, youll be limiting your tweets to your Flock. Twitter first gave us a glimpse of the feature last July, which it called Trusted Friends at the time. Since then, mobile developer Alessandro Paluzzi has been keeping track of Twitters progress, and its really starting to take shape. #Twitter continues to work on Twitter Flock by adding an explanation of how it works You can choose up to 150 people to include in your Twitter Flock People won''t be notified if you remove them from the Continue reading

A popular Github contributor called mcclure built a browser plugin that autoblocks Twitter accounts using NFT profile pictures. That was quick. Within 24 hours of the launch of the Twitter nonfungible token, or NFT, profile pictures for iOS update, a github contributor called mcclure has coded up and shared a browser extension that automatically blocks Twitter accounts using an NFT profile picture. The program called NFTBlocker blocks paying subscribers of the Twitter Blue for iOS service who choose to display an NFT as their profile picture. The extension works with Chrome and Firefox on desktop and while an early prototype, future versions of this plugin will scan your notifications and do the blocking automatically. But why would someone code up such an extension? According to mcclures README , its because NFTs are an investment scam. They dont mince their words: In short, NFT users are just irritating to be around. People who bought NFTs have to keep hyping other people to buy NFTs or the NFTs they bought will lose value.

Twitter has suspended the @wordlinator bot, which tweeted spoiler answers for the popular puzzle game Wordle. It sought out people posting their results and sent them a reply containing tomorrows answer.

Cathie Woods Ark Investment Management on Friday sold more shares in Twitter Inc (NYSE:

The financial community on Twitter is growing, as financial professionals, influencers, and individual investors engage with real-time news and conversation around investing, trading, personal finance, hedge funds, venture capital, and more. If social media is becoming a fundamental part of the financial landscape and affecting how information is conveyed to investors, we need to better understand its impact. Thats why we teamed up with Twitter to create the S&P 500 Twitter Sentiment Indices. By combining Twitters large, growing social media data set with S&P DJIs 125 years of indexing experience, were helping to answer an important question: