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- In 2013's most highly anticipated tech filing, Twitter offers the public a first detailed look at its financials. An IPO could happen within weeks. October 3, 2013 2:10 PM PDT Twitter CEO Dick Costolo. (Credit: Getty Images) Twitter offered the public a first detailed look at its financials in a filing Thursday formally notifying the Securities and Exchange Commission that it plans to go public. The company is seeking to raise $1 billion, and an offering is expected within weeks. With this long-awaited move, Twitter will soon join Facebook and LinkedIn as the major social-networking companies that have gone public. Then it will be up to prospective investors to decide between risk and reward. This story will be updated shortly with more details. Please stay tuned.
In 2013's most highly anticipated tech filing, Twitter offers the public a first detailed look at its financials. An IPO could happen within weeks. October 3, 2013 2:10 PM PDT Twitter CEO Dick Costolo. (Credit: Getty Images) Twitter offered the public a first detailed look at its financials in a filing Thursday formally notifying the Securities and Exchange Commission that it plans to go public. The company is seeking to raise $1 billion, and an offering is expected within weeks. With this long-awaited move, Twitter will soon join Facebook and LinkedIn as the major social-networking companies that have gone public. Then it will be up to prospective investors to decide between risk and reward. This story will be updated shortly with more details. Please stay tuned.
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
In 2013's most highly anticipated tech filing, Twitter offers the public a first detailed look at its financials. An IPO could happen within weeks.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo.
(Credit: Getty Images)
Twitter offered the public a first detailed look at its financials in a filing Thursday formally notifying the Securities and Exchange Commission that it plans to go public. The company is seeking to raise $1 billion, and an offering is expected within weeks.
With this long-awaited move, Twitter will soon join Facebook and LinkedIn as the major social-networking companies that have gone public. Then it will be up to prospective investors to decide between risk and reward.
This story will be updated shortly with more details. Please stay tuned.