I, like, many Twitter users, watched with interest as the social network's shares fell off a cliff last week when Salesforce — believed to be Twitter’s most enthusiastic suitor in its latest round of bids — said the social site was “not the right fit” for the firm. It was an anticlimactic end to a breathless news cycle that had reported that Twitter, which is on the market, was entertaining bids from Google, Disney and Salesforce and sent the company’s stock soaring as investors thought they’d see a big payday from a sale
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