Twitter auctions office assets, all jumping prices

Twitter’s financial problems have long been exposed by the media. As soon as Musk took over Twitter, he prepared to lay off employees. Later, he laid off about half of the employees and canceled the company’s “office anywhere” policy. He also motivated remaining employees to work harder. In mid-November, he admitted that Twitter may go bankrupt, showing that the current financial problems are relatively bad. Later, Twitter was brought to court for arrears of more than 100,000 US dollars in rent, and now it is auctioning assets at a low price. Twitter may be really short of money. Musk is also short of money. He already owed a lot of debt for buying Twitter for 44 billion US dollars. His value plummeted again, and he also promised not to sell Tesla stocks for financing. The richest man in the world will also pay for money Trapped so much.