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Inside the company’s Slack, a mass resignation effectively occurred after Musk’s 5pm deadline for employees to arrive at a decision passed. Hundreds of staffers appear to have called it quits, accepting Musk’s offer to exit in exchange for three months of severance. A former Twitter executive, who recently exited the company, described the situation as a “mass exodus.” Asked about the situation, the former executive said, “Elon is finding out that he can’t bully top senior talent. It was already bad enough after Musk executed mass layoffs at the company earlier this month. “How do you make a small fortune in social media?” Musk asked.
Typographical errors aired during a Right-Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) election broadcast on Nov 8 showing incorrect data pertaining to the Pennsylvania governor’s race is not proof of voter fraud. The incorrect data that was aired was a result of manually inputting election numbers, the network said in a statement. The incorrect figures can be seen aired in the live broadcast embedded in the RBSN website (viewable at 50:12s) (here). Subsequently, (viewable at 3:21:38s) a graphic aired with Shapiro gathering 54.6% (2,642,425 votes) to Mastriano’s 43.6% (2,114,207 votes) at 82% reporting (here). Incorrect figures aired during the election night broadcast by RSBN are not proof of voter fraud in the Pennsylvania governor’s race.
The Twitter profile page belonging to Elon Musk is seen on an Apple iPhone mobile phone. This week, he also fired veteran engineers at Twitter after they criticized him in public, or in the company's internal Slack channels. One change that he insisted the company roll out quickly, called Twitter Blue verification, had to be rescinded, however. Musk now plans a revised Twitter Blue Verified release on Nov. 29th. Here's the full email that Elon Musk sent to Twitter employees on Wednesday (transcribed by CNBC):From: Elon MuskTo: Team [at Twitter]Subj.
After seven days of hearing nothing from their new boss, Twitter employees on Thursday received an email from the company confirming that there would be layoffs on Friday. It also said all of the company's offices were being "temporarily closed and all badge access will be suspended." By 9AM PST on Friday Nov. 4th, everyone will receive an individual email with the subject line: Your Role at Twitter. If your employment is not impacted, you will receive a notification via your Twitter email. If you do not receive an email from twitter-hr@ by 5PM PST on Friday Nov. 4th, please email xxxxxxxx.
Supermarkets, fast food chains, gas stations, and cinemas across Britain will close on Monday. Sign up for our newsletter to receive our top stories based on your reading preferences — delivered daily to your inbox. Gas stations operated by the supermarket chains will also close, with some reopening after 5pm. KFC will also close many of its restaurants until after the funeral has taken place, it said on its website. The British Retail Consortium has published a list of chains not opening on Monday here.
Number of voters at some of out-of-country polling stations exceed 4,000By over 4,000 people cast their ballots at the polling stations established in Montreuil in France and Frankfurt am Main in Germany by 5pm, the Central Election Commission has said. Crowds also appeared at other polling stations. More than 3,000 voters already marked their ballots at polling stations in London and Northampton in the UK, in Berlin, Hamburg and Munich in Germany, in Parma, Bologna, Padova, Verona, Brescia, Milan and Treviso in Italy, and in France’s Paris and Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, IPN reports. As the ballots are marked according to the number of the polling station, it is not possible to transfer these from one polling station to another. The voters are urged to go to the less crowded polling stations.
Organizations: Treviso, Villeneuve Locations: Montreuil, France, Frankfurt, Germany, London, Northampton, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Parma, Bologna, Padova, Verona, Brescia, Milan, Italy, France’s Paris
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