Twitter sends documents to the u.s. regulator for initial public offering

Twitter sent documents to the authority of financial markets of the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to start selling shares on the stock exchange.

The information has been tweeting by company itself Thursday.

The company announced have submitted the necessary documents for the initial public offering, but the press speculates about the hypothesis of Twitter do a "secret IPO".

The IPO of Twitter is the most eagerly awaited of the digital world since Facebook became a public company in may 2012. At the time, the social network raised $ 16 billion.

The site of Mark Zuckerberg went through a period of low, came to have its shares sold for half the initial value and only in July 2013 returned to the initial level.

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