. -- buying hotspur us for $17 billion, the biggest reasons the glass. it had 192,000 subscribers in the first quarter. price cuts certainly help. sprint really stays ahead of t-mobile as the nation's third-largest wireless carrier. sprint has posted $ 2.38 billion in the first quarter. the sprint name is not as viable as it once was. disney says the heir apparent monthly active users were up 20% year after year. that growth rate was lower than last year. twitter says it is said. wall street liked that shares were up in after-hours trading. the question is has triggered -- twitter really turned around. >> what you make of these results question mark it is interesting that they have had such a crummy new edition of users. >> they lost about 4 million users. >> they were up by 4 million. >> their ability to add users like they were a year ago or two or three years ago is down. >> i think that is the one piece that i wrote. the only question that people should be asking twitter is where is the growth? without growth, all of their big plans do not go anywher

. -- buying hotspur us for $17 billion, the biggest reasons the glass. it hundred 92,000 subscribers in the first quarter. price cuts certainly help. sprint really stays ahead of t-mobile as the nation's third-largest wireless carrier. sprint has posted two point three $8 billion -- $ 2.38 billion in the first quarter. the sprint name is not as viable as it once was. disney says the heir apparent co2 bob iger -- heir apparent ceo to bob iger, tom staggs stepping into his new role. meanwhile shares are showing strong earnings early in the week. sony pictures cochair amy pascal, jokes that president obama and his opinions on movie salaries is stepping down from her role in the film business there. she's not leaving sony altogether. she will start a new production company with backing from tony that will retain all this region rights to her films. hackers in the lead again. and indianapolis based company says it was the victim of a sophisticated attack, with criminals breaking into their database and sweating information of tens of millions of customers and