Here is everything that's happening inside of Elon Musk's Twitter from layoffs and work conditions to wary advertisers
Twitter's new owner Elon Musk is handcuffed to the Twitter bird symbolElon Musk is shaking up Twitter. Here's everything you need to know.Insider has exclusive insights from employees, advertisers and others about working with Musk.
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Twitter Owner Elon Musk Met With Civil Rights Leaders Tuesday — Here's What HappenedTwitter owner Elon Musk was pressed by civil rights leaders to keep banned users off the site and maintain election integrity tools Afterward, Musk tweeted that banned users, including former President Trump, won't be able to return for a few more weeks
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AOC complains her Twitter account 'conveniently' not working after tiff with CEO Elon MuskElon Musk and New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez continued their tiff on Twitter Thursday, before the Democrat complained her account stopped working.
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Kanye West returns to Twitter amid Elon Musk takeover with Kyrie Irving picAlmost one month after being locked out of his Twitter account, the rapper posted a photo of NBA star Irving who, like him, is caught in an antisemitism storm.
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Elon Musk to Fire About 3,700 Twitter Employees on Friday: ReportThe billionaire previously denied reports he planned to fire 75% of workers. Now it's just 50%.
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Twitter users and advertisers waiting for changes after Elon Musk takeover - KCBS Radio: On-DemandThe future remains cloudy for Twitter as executives continue to exit the company following Elon Musk's purchase of the social media platform. KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, more than 40 civil rights groups have urged advertisers to leave as well..... amid concerns over Twitter's content moderation standards.
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Elon Musk intends to cut half of Twitter jobs – reportTwitter's new owner Elon Musk also plans to reverse the social media company's existing work from anywhere policy, according to Bloomberg News.
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