Twitter, which experienced a tsunami of layoffs last week, was frequently searched.

Musk to cut 3700 jobs

Musk wants to find someone to go back and fix the loophole

Musk cancels WFH, requires 100% of Twitter employees to work in the office

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Create all kinds of hot spots in one breath, really Musk....

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Elon Musk: Twitter could go bankrupt

However, it is not over yet. It is reported that Musk said in an internal meeting:If the company doesn't start generating more cash value, Twitter could go bankrupt.

Currently,Twitter is saddled with nearly $130 billion in debt, the debt is now in the hands of seven Wall Street banks, which cannot sell it to investors.

Therefore, the prospect of Twitter is not optimistic about the financial investment circle.Some funds are offering to buy Twitter debt for as little as 60 cents — a price typically for people deemed financially distressed, according to Bloomberg"Slag Company".

As a result, Musk has had to repeatedly issue stern warnings that employees must work 80 hours a week and reduce office benefits such as free food.

It can be seen that Musk's management style is very... Maybe this can save Twitter?

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The recession is fermenting, affecting all walks of life

In addition to the big technology companies in Silicon Valley, they are shrinking their recruits and reducing people.The giants of all walks of life have actually been hit by the recession.

According to CNBC's Nov. 11 news, Disney, the nation's favorite, notified company executives that mass layoffs were about to begin.

Due to the recession and inflation, Disney decided to freeze hiring and cut some jobs in an effort to bring its Disney+ streaming service to profitability.

However, this layoff storm isn't just affecting Disney.

According to reports,The "leaders" of various industries in the United States are laying off workers, including retail giant Walmart, famous bank Citi, and technology industry-related Boeing, AT&T, Oracle, Comcast, Salesforce, and more.

The number of layoffs and recruitment freezes is as high as 10!The latest financial reports of many companies showed huge losses and had to make layoffs and freeze hiring decisions.

Last week, California's Silicon Valley experienced major layoffs.

Meta said goodbye to more than 11000 employees, and Twitter also took away 50% of the people, but the big layoffs will not stop.Many companies have to "docking their tails to survive"".

Is the United States experiencing the second major shock since 2008?Dear friends, this winter, be sure to take care of your wallet.I hope this tsunami-like recession won't make everyone's life too hard.

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