Elon Musk criticized Apple and its CEO for allegedly withdrawing most of its advertising spending on Twitter
Elon Musk has warned of dire financial challenges facing Twitter, the social media company he took over for $44 billion in October. WSJ’s Mark Maurer explains how the company is trying to fix its finances and avoid a potential bankruptcy. Photo Illustration: Laura KammermannElon Musk criticized Apple Inc. and its chief executive, Tim Cook, for allegedly withdrawing most of its advertising spending on Twitter Inc.
In a series of tweets Monday, Mr. Musk asked if Apple supports free speech and posted a poll asking users whether Apple should publish all censorship actions it has taken that affect its customers. Mr. Musk also tweeted Mr. Cook’s handle,
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