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Advertisers were worried about how Musk would handle content moderation after taking over the platform.

Claims that the social media platform’s entire curation team was dismissed prompts fears content could become ‘more toxic’

Lawsuit says Musk violated California labor law by firing thousands of workers without advance notice

Mr Richardson said the move is 'another example of a laissez-faire approach to HR which can seriously harm employee morale and brand reputation'

The dip in advertising is a blow to Musk’s ambitions to ramp up revenues at the firm

SAN FRANCISCO: Thousands of Twitter employees were ordered to stay home on Friday to await a bracing round of layoffs that could see half of the payroll axed as new owner Elon Musk launches his major overhaul of the company.

‘This is what my app has looked like ever since my tweet upset you yesterday,’ tweeted the irritated congresswoman earlier this week

The lawsuit alleges that Twitter violated federal and state laws that require at least 60-day notice of a mass layoff.

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As people frantically refreshed their work and personal accounts to learn their fate, new owner Elon Musk sought to defend his decision to terminate thousands of jobs. He said the company had experienced a “massive drop in revenue” due to a flight of advertisers from the social network.