Twitter is moving ahead with its plans for an initial public offering, but don’t tell anyone you heard it from us. In a tweet, Twitter noted that it had filed its submission confidentially.
We’ve confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO. This Tweet does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale.
— Twitter (@Twitter) September 12, 2013
https://twitter.com/max_read/status/378262938890416128
No, read the tweet.
Confidentially? RT @twitter We’ve confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO…
— Robert (@bobbymacReports) September 12, 2013
.@twitter Super confidential, guys.
— Ben Schaechter (@Bensign) September 12, 2013
@dmataconis @twitter translation please!
— ⭐SARAH ROSSER ⭐ (@SarahARosser) September 12, 2013
Facebook went public last May, with high rollers like 2.3 percent owner Bono suddenly finding himself with $1.5 billion worth of Facebook stock. Twitter, on the other hand, is valued at around $10 billion total.
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It’s the most exciting day in Twitter’s seven-year history — now get back to work. There are conservatives in Twitter Gulag who need their gruel.
Now, back to work. pic.twitter.com/e4lK8e7pY9
— Twitter (@Twitter) September 12, 2013
@twitter could you give me one of your mugs, thanks.
— DREWMULA (@DrewMula) September 12, 2013
https://twitter.com/_dynamickitten/status/378262994347507713
@twitter will there be some kind of "buy X amount of shares, get a free mug" deal?
— Elliot Ross (@IAmElliot) September 12, 2013
Editor’s note: An extraneous tweet was removed.
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