(Bloomberg) Since the morning of Sept. 23, shares of social media platform Twitter Inc. have been trading almost solely based on expectations of imminent M&A activity. By early October, reports of multiple interested suitors — including Alphabet Inc., Walt Disney Co., and salesforce.com Inc. — had helped shares of Twitter crack the $25 mark for the first time all year.
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