A former Twitter manager is suing Elon Musk and his social media company, X, in a New Jersey court, alleging the worker was wrongfully fired for trying to make sure X—formerly Twitter—held up its part of a government agreement.
Alan Rosa served as global head of information technology and security from his remote home office in the Garden State for 10 months in 2022—until he was fired a few weeks after the tycoon bought the company.
