Twitter, a social media business that Elon Musk, a billionaire, just purchased, will auction off its extra items and surplus property on January 17 from its San Francisco headquarters.
The company will be floating a number of items throughout the bidding process, such as a sizable statue of the Twitter bird, a projector, iMac displays, espresso machines, chairs, and kitchenware, with beginning bids ranging from 25 to 50 dollars.
Elon Musk is accused of taking the controversial cost-cutting strategy, which included firing nearly half of the company’s staff and prompting the workers to file a lawsuit against him.
The layoffs, according to the workers, violated numerous labour laws.
Anyone who believes the auction is a part of safeguarding finances is a ‘moron,’ said Nick Dove, head of Heritage Global Partners, the organisation coordinating the bidding, in an interview, reported CNN.
‘We don’t choose which assets a business doesn’t require.’ Dove was reported by CNN as saying, ‘Just like a real estate broker doesn’t decide which homes or buildings their client would need to sell.’
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