Last week’s news cycle was dominated by the Twitter (TWTR) hack. Accounts of well-known public figures – including those of ex-President Obama, billionaires Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos and various other high-profile names – were breached.It is not a good look for the micro-blogging platform, which will be hoping for a more positive slew of headlines after it reports Q2 earnings before market opens on Thursday, July 23.However, Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter is not convinced there will be an abundance of those. Although the analyst thinks “sequential audience growth could surprise positively,” Pachter’s expectations are dampened ahead of the quarterly …read more
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