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It's a public company so all the information should be there, due diligence isn't really a thing in this case. It's more the aspect that Twitter likely committ
by Mikeb85 4y ago
It's a public company so all the information should be there, due diligence isn't really a thing in this case.
It's more the aspect that Twitter likely committed a financial crime, defrauding shareholders and the acquiring party.
- blipvert 4y agoAccidentally misreporting linked users - less than 1% ? If they were financial accounting errors, maybe. But for an audience measure that’s just a rounding error.