Booting Up: Fab’s Website Redesign Makes It Harder to Ignore $130 Bracelets

Twitter plans to sell 70 million shares at $17 to $20 each when it debuts its IPO on Nov. 6.

Fab in a screenshot. (Photo: Fab)
Fab in a screenshot. (Photo: Fab)

Twitter plans to sell 70 million shares at $17 to $20 each when it debuts its IPO on Nov. 6. The company is worth a “modest” $11 billion–more than AOL and Yelp combined. [New York Times]

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Amazon (AMZN) raked $17 billion in revenue last quarter but, again, couldn’t convert that into a profit. Next time! [AllThingsD]

BlackBerry doesn’t “approve of or condone” the spate of suspicious reviews of its BBM app in the Android store, but we’re sure they won’t be mad if you keep saying nice things. [TNW]

Fab.com got a face lift today that features a $17 “Shut the fuck up & do your job” tote. Hmmmm. [AllThingsD]

Twitter formally announced that it has poached Vivian Schiller from NBC News for its Head of News position. [FastCompany]

Booting Up: Fab’s Website Redesign Makes It Harder to Ignore $130 Bracelets