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Twitter’s Q4 earnings are set to be released after US markets close on Tuesday, with its share prices currently at their highest levels since Feb 2014.The stock has proven resilient even in the face of the pandemic and amidst political turbulence, having surged by more than 160% since the March 2020 bear market.From a technical perspective, Twitter looks ripe for a sell-the-news event. After all, its 14-day relative strength index has already broken into overbought territory, which typically suggests that a pullback is in order, and possibly even healthy.The catalyst for such a pullback could arrive when Twitter reveals its Q4 performance, which is set to unveil some strong numbers along the lines of what’s already been seen by other social media platforms such as Facebook and Snapchat for the same period.Twitter’s forecasted Q4 resultsThe company’s top line is expected to come in at $1.19 billion, which is the second time its quarterly revenue has ever exceeded the $1 billion mark (the previous occasion was in Q4 2019). This was likely aided by the boost from the November 2020 US presidential election.Twitter’s Q4 adjusted net income is set to register a year-on-year growth of 20.6 percent to $245 million, although it…

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A Sydney high school teacher who is accused of having sex with a student who she also allegedly sent pictures of her genitalia to has pleaded not guilty and will stand trial later in the year.Monica Elizabeth Young on Monday morning in the Downing Centre District Court formally entered pleas to 12 charges including five counts of aggravated sexual intercourse with a child.She has denied allegations that she had sex with the 14-year-old boy and incited him to sexually touch her.She also pleaded not guilty to one charge of carrying out a sexual act by sending the boy a picture of her vagina via Snapchat.A court has previously heard Ms Young allegedly sent the boy a Snapchat message of her lying in a bed with the caption: “I’m waiting for you”.“Not guilty,” she told District Court Judge Kate Traill 12 times as she was formally arraigned.Ms Young spent a month in custody on remand after her arrest in July last year amid allegations she allegedly assaulted the boy.It will be alleged the offences took place between June 24 and July 6, 2020.The court also heard that she will be represented at trial by high-profile barrister Margaret Cunneen SC.The complainant’s evidence…

Snapchat The 'Deadpool' actor takes his feud with the 'Wolverine' star to a new level as he uses the latter's headshot as a target during an axe-throwing session. Feb 7, 2021 AceShowbiz - Ryan Reynolds has refuelled his fake feud with Hugh Jackman by hurling axes at his nemesis. The pair of pals has been poking fun at each other ever since they worked together on "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" over a decade ago, often embarrassing each other on social media - and now the "Deadpool" star has taken the spat to dangerous new levels on his web series, "Ryan Doesn't Know". In a new video, Ryan recruits an axe thrower to give him tips and after failing to hit the target with his first few attempts, the actor gave himself a little incentive by pinning a photo of Hugh to the centre of a board. The ploy worked and Reynolds hit the target straight away, calling it "satisfying." On his new series, Reynolds tackles a series of odd sports and pastimes, including ice sculpting and manicuring. Ryan Reynolds teamed up with Snapchat for "Ryan Doesn't Know". He is joined "by a group of talented emerging artists and creators from an…

SOUTH BEND — Steven D. Wirkkala, 21, of Rosburg, was arrested at Naselle Youth Camp on Jan. 24 after being charged with commercial sex abuse unrelated to his employment. He appeared for his arraignment hearing on Jan. 29 and was represented by attorney David Hatch.According to court documents, Wirkkala was engaged in inappropriate behavior with a 12-year-old south Pacific County female on the popular social media platform Snapchat. The documents allege Wirkkala was sending the victim vulgar messages, including pictures of his genitalia.The Long Beach Police Department opened the original investigation and found that Wirkkala had sent the victim messages on Snapchat around Nov. 4, 2020, and a few weeks prior. The case was then handed over to the Pacific County Sheriff's Office and was assigned to Deputy Logan Macomber due to Wirkkala living outside the city limits of Long Beach.During the investigation, it was learned that Wirkkala was selling the victim vaping supplies, which eventually led to him adding the victim to his contacts on Snapchat. The messages he sent the victim allegedly included not only pictures of his genitalia but also involved him offering the victim vaping supplies in exchange for sexual acts.Photos of the messages were provided…

State police affidavits supporting the arrest of a Windsor man in two sexual assaults last November in Ellington reveal that he contacted the girls through social media, lied about his age, and then assaulted them when they met in person.The man, Akin Jamal Warner, 25, of 68 Cobblestone Way, has also been charged in connection with sexual assault cases in Windsor and Windsor Locks — where he used the same modus operandi — and in Orange County, California, where he formerly lived, according to police.In the Ellington cases, state police charged Warner on Feb. 3 with two counts of first-degree sexual assault, three counts of second-degree sexual assault, three counts of risk of injury to a minor, and one count of giving liquor to a minor. In both Windsor and in Windsor Locks he is facing a charge of first-degree sexual assault.Warner is being held at the Hartford Correctional Center in lieu of bonds totaling $2.25 million.He returns to Hartford Superior Court on Feb. 11 in the Windsor Locks case and in Vernon Superior Court on March 5 in the Elilngton cases. No information was available on when he returns to court to face the sexual assault charge in the…

SAN JOSE — A 21-year-old Monterey County man has been charged with multiple gun crimes, but not for actually making the shooting threats to Westfield Valley Fair that authorities say prompted his arrest on the South Bay mall’s grounds earlier this week. Pictured are firearms and ammunition recovered from a 21-year-old Seaside resident following his Feb. 3, 2021 arrest at Westfield Valley Fair mall, in connection with a social-media shooting threat he allegedly made against the San Jose mall. (San Jose Police Dept.)  Hunter Tital was charged Friday with four felony gun crimes encompassing him reportedly having a concealed loaded handgun in his satchel when he was arrested Wednesday afternoon, and an AR-15-style rifle recovered from his car. But his primary arresting offense, making criminal threats, was not filed. A San Jose police report details threatening statements that investigators say Tital made on the social-media platform Snapchat, which combined with his posting a video of a rifle in a duffel bag and his communication with another Snapchat user, appears to have spurred a police response that made its way to Santa Cruz County authorities and eventually to South Bay authorities. But a lack of specificity in the shooting remarks also…

When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.Invalid Email Parents and schools have been warned by police over a new Snapchat 'money muling' scam that could see children's bank accounts targeted by criminals. The scam, according to police, targets children between 16 and 18 years old and sees them offered money for allowing their bank account to be used for moving criminal funds. The basis is that criminals use the victim's account to move funds that are used or have been gained from criminal activity like fraud or even more serious crimes like terrorism and human trafficking. This involves children in criminal activity and could see them saddled with massive debts and at risk of criminal action against them. A letter from Avon and Somerset Police, distributed across the county, outlined how the scam targets children and how it could land them in hot water if they do not recognise the danger signs. To get breaking news like this straight to your inbox,…

New Delhi, Feb 5 (IANS) Despite cut-throat competition coming from the Facebook family of apps, Snapchat added 16 million daily active users in the fourth quarter of 2020 to reach 265 million users — up 22 per cent year-over-year.Snapchat Camera is helping create an average of over 5 billion Snaps every single day.The Snapchat generation, primarily Gen Z and millennials, are 150 per cent more likely to communicate with pictures than words and 82 per cent of them believe they have a personal responsibility to change the world," Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said on a call with investors late on Thursday.Spiegel said that the company has evolved Stories over time to embrace new formats like Shows with total time spent watching Shows increasing nearly 70 per cent year-over-year in 2020."Each month, over 250 million Snapchatters open our Map where they can find the people and places that mean the most to them. There are now more than 35 million businesses on the Map for our community to discover, and connecting local businesses," he informed.Today, more than 200 million people engage with AR on Snapchat every day on average.Looking forward, "we plan to accelerate our full-year revenue growth beyond the 46 per…

A SNAPCHAT mix-up almost led to Corio forfeiting its crunch clash with Newcomb & District on Saturday before skipper Anthony Grace righted the ...