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Fortune
Tristan Bove

Elon Musk’s first weeks at Twitter included staff vomiting into trash cans and crying at the Halloween party

Profile shot of Elon Musk (Credit: Patrick Pleul—picture alliance/Getty Images)

The two weeks since Elon Musk’s $44 billion Twitter takeover have been eventful, to say the least.

The day before closing the deal, Musk entered Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters with a smile on his face before holding a friendly meeting with his new staff. At the same time, he also pledged in an open letter to advertisers that he would turn the platform into a “common digital town square” where users could amicably share ideas across borders and ideologies.

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