Booting Up: A Mysterious Backer Actually Invested Real Money Into Bitstrips

The latest thinking is that Twitter’s IPO is likely to be priced at the higher range at $25/share before locking

Never going to die. (Photo: favim.com)
Never going to die. (Photo: favim.com)

The latest thinking is that Twitter’s IPO is likely to be priced at the higher range at $25/share before locking in its price tomorrow. [Bloomberg]

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Naturally, Bitstrips announced their rich Asian backer in a stupid comic strip. Also, people want to invest in this? [Wall Street Journal]

BlackBerry is going to keep plugging along with its handset business since that’s going well. [AllThingsD]

An article on Pocket, “the DVR of the Web,” lasts 37 days before you decide not to read it. [Fast Company]

Apple is adding 2,000 jobs in Arizona with the opening of a manufacturing plant. [Reuters]

Booting Up: A Mysterious Backer Actually Invested Real Money Into Bitstrips