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Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR): In Need Of A Silver Lining

Boston, MA 05/19/2014 (wallstreetpr) – The leader in the micro blogging segment, Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) is facing hurdles at its operational front and is trying diversified measures to mark steady growth. The continuous downfall and falling results have launched a series of investigations and enquiries by leading law firms including Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC.  The investigations have accelerated pursuant to the cutting down of TWTR’s holdings by its prime executives. Twitter is grappling with losses and is looking for a breakthrough to get back to its operational stability.

Contraction of Company’s Holdings

The CFO of Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR), Mike Gupta recently revealed the selling of shares in company’s microblogging domain amounting to nearly $2.17 million. The step has been taken pursuant to the lifting up of a veil highlighting insider sales earlier. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission confirm the sale of approximately 67K shares at a price $32.46 per share. It is speculated that the move has been taken up to cover up the tax obligations in relation to the restricted stocks. Twitter has registered slump in its growth and falling quarterly results twice in a row.

This has raised questions pertaining to the caliber and momentum of the company to stand in the coming quarters. However, The CEO and Co-founder of Twitter, Dick Costolo and Evan Wiliams, respectively have pledged to stay away from such actions.

Initiation of Investigations

Recently, Charles C. Foti, a partner of the Kahn Swick & Foti has confirmed the news of initiation of a series of investigations by the law firm. The investigation was made pursuant to the continuous downgrade of Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) on both operational and financial front. It has recently launched its 4Q2014 results that depicted figures way below the expectations of the analyst. This has led to a sharp slump in its share prices too.

Additionally the expiration of its lock-up period following the sale of its stock has made things even worse. KSF is thus holding investigations to analyze any violation of security laws by its officer and directors and gathering evidences on the same.

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