Twitter On The Verge Of Being Taking Over By Google Or Salesforce

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Twitter is on the verge of being sold out to either Google or Salesforce, going by the reports of several media reports on Friday. Many technology companies have expressed interest but only Google and Salesforce is being mentioned clearly.  According to the two sources cited by Recode, selling Twitter is likely to fetch at least $30 billion.


“I think [a Twitter acquisition] would be a way for a media or technology company to have immediate access to a sizable platform,” Anthony diClemente, an analyst at the financial services company Nomura, told the Wall Street Journal. “That’s a big means of distribution of media and undefined social content and in some ways the strategic value of Twitter is in the eyes of the beholder.”
However, the company is yet to receive a formal acquisition bid, and it is still far from certain that a sale will materialize. Twitter, Google and Salesforce are yet to comment on the reports, although Salesforce’s chief digital evangelist Vala Afshar did tweet his personal views about Twitter.


The reports come at a time when Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, who returned to the company as chief executive in 2015, is attempting to regain ground the company has lost to competitors like Facebook and Snapchat. However, Twitter, which has a market capitalization of $16 billion, has continued to struggle to grow its user-base, despite its recent move to ramp up video content. It currently has 313 million monthly active users, way below Facebook’s 1.7 billion. Compared to Snapchat, a rival younger by 5 years, which has a daily user base of 150 million, about 140 million people use Twitter daily. Read Full Story Here