Michael LiedtkeSouth Florida Times

Twitter parts with four key executives in latest sign of company’s turmoil

Michael Liedtke, January 29, 2016

SAN FRANCISCO – Four of Twitter’s key executives are leaving the company in an exodus that has escalated the uncertainty facing the messaging service as …

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About the Author Michael Liedtke

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