Twitter's stocks has been in a virtual free-fall since it IPO'd in November 2013 and now Jack Dorsey is desperately trying to sell the company. The problem is: nobody wants it. Twitter's stocks surged a few weeks ago on buyout rumors, then plunged over the past few weeks, when all the credible suitors walked away. Most recently, SalesForce.com ($CRM) walked away on Friday. Jack Dorsey is trying to sell something that nobody wants and his best option, at this point, is to take a page from Elon Mu...
Twitter's stocks has been in a virtual free-fall since it IPO'd in November 2013 and now Jack Dorsey is desperately trying to sell the company. The problem is: nobody wants it. Twitter's stocks surged a few weeks ago on buyout rumors, then plunged over the past few weeks, when all the credible suitors walked away. Most recently, SalesForce.com ($CRM) walked away on Friday. Jack Dorsey is trying to sell something that nobody wants and his best option, at this point, is to take a page from Elon Mu...
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