Elon Musk complains that running Twitter is a drain on his life savings and is a lot of ‘pain’

Musk asked his Twitter followers if he should step down as Twitter’s CEO. A majority answered yes, but he says it could be a rough ride for any successor. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2022/12/19/elon-musk-twitter-pain-drain-life-savings-ceo-poll-step-down/

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‘Time to end this nightmare’: Tech analyst Dan Ives says Elon Musk’s time as Twitter CEO is likely over—and it’s great news for his other spiraling company

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