Twitter is closing or getting kicked out of many international offices as Elon Musk skips rent and dramatically shrinks operations
Some offices being closed include those in Hong Kong and Philippines, as well as Mexico and Africa, where all Twitter employees were laid off in November, according to the people familiar. Offices in Australia, South Korea, and most of the offices in Europe and India are also either closed or expected to close in the coming weeks, the people familiar added, asking not to be identified discussing company matters.
Late on Wednesday evening Pacific Time, Musk paid the past due rent for the Singapore office, one of the people familiar said. The owner of the building is CapitaLand, a major landlord and real estate holding company in Asia. Employees who were forced to leave the office during the work day due to Twitter being evicted have been told to return to work at the office, the person familiar added.
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