Twilio is a company that helps other companies communicate with their customers using phone calls, texts, and other methods. They recently announced that they made more money than expected in the past three months, and this made their share price go up by 6.7%. They also said that they expect to make more money this year, but not as much as they originally thought. This news made investors and analysts optimistic about the company's future. Read from source...

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AI's article summary score: 1/5

Neutral
Article's Topic: Earnings
Article's Tone: Neutral
Article's Key Points:
- Twilio reported better-than-expected Q2 2024 results
- Revenue, earnings, and active customer accounts beat estimates
- Twilio raised its guidance for full-year 2024 revenue growth
- Shares gained 6.7% in after-hours trading

- TWLO: "Shares of TWLO have declined 25.8% YTD."
- AEYE: "The stock has skyrocketed 337.1% YTD."
- PYPL: "Shares of PYPL have risen 6.4% YTD."
- APPF: "Shares of APPF have jumped 24.5% YTD."

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