Elon Musk reportedly wants to charge for tweet embeds
service to make it more appealing to potential subscribers. In talks with banks, Musk reportedly raised the possibility of job cuts, but isn't expected to make firm decisions on that front until/if he takes the company private. In addition, Musk has publicly mused about getting rid of salaries for board directors, which would save the company around $3 million per year..
Agrawal is expected to stay in charge until the sale to Musk goes through. According to, Musk told Twitter chairman Bret Taylor that he wasn't confident in the company's management. However, a lot of details about what Musk's takeover will mean for the companyAll products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links.
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