Exceeded all expectations. Twitter makes a big splash on its opening day on wall street and makes instant millionaires out of dozens of bay area employees. Twitter executives didnt make the same mistakes facebook made a year and a half ago. They priced their stock conservatively and didnt flood the market with too many shares. Twitters stock closed this afternoon at just under 45 a share. A 2 premium from its ipo 72 premium from its ipo price of 26. Our business and Technology Reporter is live at twitter headquarters. David, i imagine that party is still going. Reporter yes, you can tell thats whats going on because theres been no one leaving the twitter building since lunchtime today. And we have also heard from a neighbor across the way at the end of the building. He says there are preparations underway for a big bash for tonight. Now, we know that theres been a lot of celebrating going on, and it was joined by Top Executives from the company who were in new york this morning for the
Recorded history. Just look at the tide of this thing. 300 miles wide. As it made land fall in the philippines. Packing wind gust in excess of 200 miles an hour. It is a massive killer. Good evening. Reports out of the philippines say the storm has cut communication and down tree or blocking roads in the center of the country. Some video emerge showing extreme storm conditions. Authorities in some areas could not be reached and the Philippine Weather Service has lost contact with its staff in the windfall area. In addition there has been wide spread flooding. The pictures show a street under knee deep water with floating debris. Many more pictures in the hours and days ahead. 10 Million People who live in the region and they are most at risk tonight. We check first with 7 news weather anchor Spencer Christian trackinghi this. This is enormous. It is a powerful dangerous storm reaching havoc in the central philippines right now. We start with the super typhoon yesterday just west of paw
The crackdown comes as the Directorate-General of Traffic also plans to install 88 more speed cameras across the country, as well as mount special operations targeting th
QUINCY – It took 87 minutes for a goal to be scored in Thursday’s Caribou Trail League match between Cashmere and Quincy, as the Bulldogs took a 1-0 lead in the second overtime to take down the Jackrabbits.
“They came in, their focus was to control the game,” Quincy coach Patricia Romero said. “I think that it was pretty obvious that they were controlling the game – I told them at the end of the game, ‘That’s just how soccer is. You win some, you lose some.’” .