Wed Nov 6, 2013 6:00pm EST
Nov 6 (Reuters) - Twitter Inc is likely to price its hotly anticipated initial public offering later on Wednesday above an already bumped-up target range, sources familiar with the process said. To open stories, double click in the square brackets. LATEST STORIES > Twitter likely to price above expected $25 range - sources > T. Rowe, Morgan Stanley funds sitting on whopper gains > Early Twitter investors double down on consumer Web start-ups ANALYSIS AND INSIGHT > Facebook's ad warning sounds a note of caution for Twitter > Twitter quitters dog IPO > At Twitter, global growth tests free speech advocacy > How freewheeling Twitter became a money-spinning juggernaut > Twitter may kickstart consumer-tech IPO train > Truth and consequences - a dilemma for Twitter and its users > Little-known Hollywood investor poised to score with Twitter IPO GRAPHICS > Twitter's impact on tech IPOs> Top 5 social media IPOs> Twitter's valuation> Twitter vs. Facebook> Will Twitter IPO lead to high tech revival?> Twitter users around the worldBREAKINGVIEWS > Twitter's new $1.75 bln IPO value: Hype or spot on? > Twitter may grow fat and happy on low-patent diet REUTERS INSIDER > Twitter price chatter, Apple's factory additions> Pop or drop for Twitter IPO?> Twitter expectations "justifiably high"> Putting a price on Twitter, new help via GoogleEARLIER STORIES > Twitter boosts IPO range amid strong investor demand > In patent showdown, IBM's arsenal dwarfs Twitter's > U.S. options exchanges set to list Twitter options on Nov. 15 > Half of U.S. adult Twitter users consume news on the platform > Twitter roadshow: less exuberance, more 'nuts and bolts' > Twitter updates risk factor in IPO filing to include IBM > Twitter goes for more eye-catching look > Twitter hit with $124 mln lawsuit over private stock sale > Twitter's "anti-Facebook" IPO tactics win over some investors > Aiming to avoid Facebook chaos, NYSE runs Twitter IPO test
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