Twitter's $1.5B IPO date rumors, $17-$20 share range

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	Richi Jennings: Twitter's $1.5B #IPO date rumors, $17--$20 share price range $TWTR Values company around $10 billion. Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) announces more IPO details. The shares will be priced around $18.50, but that may increase after the investor roadshow. Already pundits are saying that's a conservative valuation. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers #followthemoney. Read More   WEBCAST: Dell Wyse and VMware   Considerations for Implementing Desktop Virtualization Since the creation of the traditional desktop computer, administrators and end users alike have appreciated the computing power but have been frustrated by the associated expense, complexity, and security issues that result from desktops used in the enterprise. View Now In this Issue Jaikumar Vijayan: If no one's to blame for Healthcare.gov glitches, then maybe everyone is Jonny Evans: How to improve Mac performance: OS X Mavericks edition JR Raphael: The Chromebook buying guide: Which model should you get? Preston Gralla: Microsoft to Apple: iWork stinks, iPads are toys, and you're playing catch-up Sharky: Why does IT always make stuff complicated, anyway? WEBCAST: Workday, Inc. Cloud: Uniting people, technology, and information. Managing HR and financial information in the modern business requires efficient business practices and technology. Learn how leveraging the cloud allows you to unify financial and HR data; visualize data with cloud analytics and improve productivity with flexible configuration. View Now Jaikumar Vijayan: If no one's to blame for Healthcare.gov glitches, then maybe everyone is After listening to over three hours of testimony in Congress from some of the contractors behind the Obamacare Healthcare.gov site, one thing has become abundantly clear: No vendor is responsible for the problems that have plagued the health exchange since its launch nearly a month ago. That's right. The glitches apparently just miraculously manifested themselves the minute the site went live on Oct. 1. Read More   Jonny Evans: How to improve Mac performance: OS X Mavericks edition Millions of Mac users are upgrading to the free Apple Mavericks edition of OS X. That's fine for most, but some claim slower Mac performance, if that's you here's some tips that should help improve system performance. If you're simply having problems installing the OS, then read this now. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Verizon Enterprise Services How to Leverage Technology for Innovation and Success This Frost & Sullivan paper presents the many opportunities for C-level management, IT, other services lines and the LOBs to align and unite behind common goals. This cloud-based solution has the strength to underpin enterprise innovation, enabling agility, speed to market and efficiency–which are paramount to ensuring growth and sustained revenue. Learn More>> JR Raphael: The Chromebook buying guide: Which model should you get? Choosing a Chromebook can be a difficult decision -- but it doesn't have to be. Here's a simple guide to help you figure out which model is right for you. Read More   Preston Gralla: Microsoft to Apple: iWork stinks, iPads are toys, and you're playing catch-up After Apple slammed Microsoft for gouging customers and designing tablets that nobody wants, Microsoft has fired back, saying that you can't get real work done with iPads or its anemic iWorks productivity suite, and that iPads are little more than toys. Who's right in the increasingly nasty war of words? Read More   Sharky: Why does IT always make stuff complicated, anyway?   IT pilot fish at this manufacturing plant gets a call from the Human Resources manager asking about security on HR's drive share. How complicated could that possibly get? Read More
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