Yet it still running, and cutting costs is a necessity for profitability when costs exceed revenue.
Incredible how bloated that company was before Elon took over.
The business is now in the red in the excess of 10B dollars because Elon put a 13B dollar loan on the company's books.
The company was running fine even after the market crash until Elon took over. It's in the red now, not because of bloated employees- but because of Elon Musk.
I'm a bit shocked that no-one "acquihired" twitter to make another real tech company without hitting all the barriers and filtering even an infinite blood-money funded startup will hit. They threw out the baby, but the bath water is still there, and cloudy and a bit cold.