By Rebecca Stewart

Donald Trump’s explosive tweets on everything from globalisation to immigration may spark outrage and topple the share prices of the world’s biggest companies but they are also good for Twitter, claimed the social network’s chief financial officer Antony Noto.

The social network reported its slowest quarterly revenue since going public today (9 February) and said it only attracted two million new users in the fourth quarter of 2016. Twitter conceded this increase was partly thanks to its role in the three US presidential debates, which it streamed live in partnership with Bloomberg.

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Source: The Drum