Twitter’s new CEO and owner Elon Musk scrapped the company’s remote work policy and ordered all employees to return to the office in his first email to staffers since taking over the company, ...

Twitter CEO Elon Musk is requiring all employees to work in the office 40 hours per week unless he personally approves remote work, multiple outlets reported. Musk made the announcement in his first ...

According to Bloomberg, employees who want to work remotely will need to have their request personally approved by Musk. Photo: David Odisho (Getty Images) It’s clear that Twitter owner and supreme ...

Elon Musk reportedly told Twitter staff in an email Wednesday that he is banning remote work and that any exceptions to the ban must be approved by Musk himself on a case-by-case basis. The new rules ...

Elon Musk’s first email to Twitter staff was a doozy, as the owner, sole director, and CEO of the social media platform axed the company’s progressive and flexible work-from-home policy for all ...

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Elon Musk plans to eliminate half the jobs at Twitter and require remote employees to report to an office, Bloomberg reported. “Elon Musk plans to eliminate about 3,700 jobs at Twitter, or half of the ...

Twitter has shuttered two out of three of its physical office locations in India. Staffers who worked in the offices have been told to work from home instead. It’s another example of the drastic ...

New Twitter owner Elon Musk ended the company's remote-work policy and warned staff to prepare for "difficult times ahead," according to reports. In an email sent to staff late Wednesday, the ...

Some people are considering leaving Twitter in light of its new owner, Elon Musk. Three professionals spoke with Insider about how they depend on the platform to land business. An artist in Denver ...

Police stopped workers from removing the iconic Twitter lettering outside the company's headquarters in downtown San Francisco on Monday in what officers now say was a "misunderstanding." On Monday, ...