On Sunday evening, Elon Musk set up a poll asking Twitterati if he should step down from the position of CEO of the company. Find out more at 🚀 engineering interestingengineering
on the issue, partly because he was traveling back from Qatar in his private jet with a stopover in London and landed back in Austin only seven hours ago.
In a court hearing last month, Musk had said that he intended to reduce his time at Twitter, but on Sunday, Musk added,— Elon Musk Since he decided to acquire Twitter, Musk has been selling his stake in Tesla and has sold over $23 billion worth of Tesla shares so far,said in its report. While earlier the stake sale was to fund his Twitter purchase, Musk might have been forced to sell the stock to keep the social media site running.
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