Along with Corona, the Ukraine and Russia war has plunged the countries of the world into crisis. In addition to the growing economic recession, due to the war and extreme weather conditions in many countries, even giant companies have started trying to get out of this situation. All the news of the dismissal of employees that we see in the media all the time is a part of it. The country's Reserve Bank has stepped into the field to withstand the economic recession that is affecting America due to Covid. It has increased the 'Federal Fund Rate (interest rate) on the loans it gives to banks. Naturally, all the banks put that burden on the customers. They have increased the interest rates on the loans they have given and given to individuals and companies. To cope with this burden, product-oriented companies such as Meta (Facebook's parent company), Seagate, and Microsoft have focused on cutting costs. To that end, one of the main ways that they can think of is the dismissal o
The acquisition of Twitter is making it difficult for Elon Musk the richest man in the world. This huge takeover of 4,400 crores has become a treasure of his personal wealth. As soon as Twitter came into Musk's hands, his net worth (net worth) melted by around $10 billion. Bloomberg Billionaires Index states this. In fact, at one stage, Musk thought to say goodbye to the Twitter deal. They looked to say goodbye to the deal in the name of bogus accounts. Musk had to buy Twitter as a matter of necessity as Twitter dragged this matter to the court and made a fuss. Problems from the beginning since the announcement Elon Musk announced in April this year that he is going to buy Twitter for 4.4 billion dollars at a price of 54.2 dollars per share. Wall Street was suddenly shocked that this is the price for Twitter whose income is falling. There have been reports that Tesla will sell some of its equity shares to raise the necessary funds for the acquisition of Twitter. Tesla's share