Depends. There are a couple of ways the sentence could be interpreted. One, of course, is the way that you are looking at it - that the statement "has no way

Depends. There are a couple of ways the sentence could be interpreted. One, of course, is the way that you are looking at it - that the statement "has no way of making money" is equivalent to the statement "could not possibly make money even if $name rose from the grave and demanded it." The second way to look at it is as a simple, present-tense statement: That Twitter, at present, doesn't have much by way of a revenue stream. I suspect the article is using the second one.