Twitter open to regulation where it makes sense, CFO says
By Bloomberg
25 April 2019 |
8:22 am
Ned Segal, Twitter Inc. chief financial officer, discusses the company's first-quarter earnings, business outlook and the future of tech regulation with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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