Inside Twitter as Elon Musk nixes deal to buy company

Inside Twitter as Elon Musk nixes deal to buy company

Jordan Parker Erb here, reporting to you from New York. Twitter and Elon Musk are in the midst of , and I'm here to walk you through it. Let's get started. After Elon Musk of his agreement to buy Twitter, an internal memo shows an exec telling employees — some of whom had already taken to social media to express "glee" or "relief" — . Google has asked federal regulators to OK a plan letting political committees avoid spam filters — but officials are giving users a little time to . Remote, an onboarding startup valued at nearly $3 billion, cited ongoing economic uncertainty and a focus on sustainable growth as it laid off nearly 100 workers. Documents leaked to the Guardian suggest Uber — when the app was illegal in several countries. Documents also appear to show its former CEO urged drivers to join protests against Uber, saying " ." DoorDash said it shuttered the business because it didn't meet certain internal benchmarks — resulting in layoffs and signaling a roadblock in its already slow adoption of automation. Jason Stone, the CEO of a firm Celsius acquired, says it failed to hedge risk and manipulated the market. Insider combed