couplet: Elon Musk said that there are still some unresolved issues with their Twitter deal including the number of spam users on the system and the lumping of the debt portion of the deal.
According to Forbes magazine, Musk, the world’s richest man, has agreed to buy Twitter for $44 billion.
“We’re still waiting for a solution on that matter, and it’s a very important matter,” he said, reiterating doubts over Twitter’s claims that false or spam accounts account for less than 5% of its monetizable daily active users. represent.
“And then of course, the question is, will the debt portion of the round come together? And then will the shareholders vote in favor?”
Musk, who spoke at the Qatar Economic Forum organized by Bloomberg, said of the economy: “Whether there is a recession in the near term or not. I think it is more likely.” “It’s not certain, but it seems more likely not to happen.”
He said that in the next three months Tesla The salaried workforce is expected to see a 10% reduction, reducing the overall workforce by about 3.5%, with changes he described as “not super material”.
Musk told Tesla executives in an email seen by Reuters on June 2 that he had a “super bad feeling” about the economy and called on the company to cut staff by about 10% and “stop all hiring around the world”. is required.
He said Tesla expected an increase in hourly workers, but news website Eltrek previously reported that Tesla was also laying off hourly workers.
According to Forbes magazine, Musk, the world’s richest man, has agreed to buy Twitter for $44 billion.
“We’re still waiting for a solution on that matter, and it’s a very important matter,” he said, reiterating doubts over Twitter’s claims that false or spam accounts account for less than 5% of its monetizable daily active users. represent.
“And then of course, the question is, will the debt portion of the round come together? And then will the shareholders vote in favor?”
Musk, who spoke at the Qatar Economic Forum organized by Bloomberg, said of the economy: “Whether there is a recession in the near term or not. I think it is more likely.” “It’s not certain, but it seems more likely not to happen.”
He said that in the next three months Tesla The salaried workforce is expected to see a 10% reduction, reducing the overall workforce by about 3.5%, with changes he described as “not super material”.
Musk told Tesla executives in an email seen by Reuters on June 2 that he had a “super bad feeling” about the economy and called on the company to cut staff by about 10% and “stop all hiring around the world”. is required.
He said Tesla expected an increase in hourly workers, but news website Eltrek previously reported that Tesla was also laying off hourly workers.