Twitter shares jump off job listing suggesting subscription platform planned

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Twitter shares jump off job listing suggesting subscription platform planned

Twitter shares jump off job listing suggesting subscription platform planned

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Published 08 Jul 2020

Shares of Twitter climbed Wednesday following a job listing that hints at a potential subscription plan for the social media company.

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