After several quarters of disappointing earnings, Twitter seems to be getting its wings back, adding 9 million more users in the first three months of the year for a new total of 328 million.
In its first-quarter earnings announced today, the company reported revenue of $548 million—down 8 percent over the same period last year, but still better than the $511 million expected by analysts. However, in an earnings letter to investors, Twitter said it expects advertising revenue to “meaningfully lag” audience growth in 2017, with first-quarter ad revenue decreasing 11 percent year over year to $474 million.
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