Author: Amanda Pérez Pintado, USA TODAY

In the past three weeks, Musk has laid off thousands of workers at Twitter, abruptly ended remote work and fired employees who criticized him.

Twitter accounts with blue check marks under new Musk system impersonated brands and public figures including Eli Lilly, Nintendo and Joe Biden.

The remote work ban comes days after mass layoffs at Twitter impacted roughly half the company’s workforce.

Salesforce and Redfin join a growing number of tech companies that have announced layoffs and other cost-cutting measures as US economy struggles.

Meta joins a number of tech companies that have recently announced job cuts or hiring freezes.

A coalition of activist groups called on brands to pause advertisement on Twitter amid reports of layoffs at the company.

Many Twitter users in the United States expect the platform will improve under Elon Must, according to a survey conducted by The Harris Poll.

Many Twitter users in the United States expect the platform will improve under Elon Must, according to a survey conducted by The Harris Poll.