Elon Musk has announced the end of his search for the next CEO of Twitter and an unnamed woman will take over from him in about six weeks.
Musk will transition to executive chair and chief technology officer, overseeing product, software, and sysops.
Musk added that he would transition to executive chair and chief technology officer “overseeing product, software & sysops”. Musk’s tenure has been hailed by conservatives as a win for free speech but criticised by many on the left for giving open slather to hate speech and misinformation. Tesla shares rose by about 2 percent following Musk’s announcement amid concerns among some shareholders that the billionaire’s attention has been divided among too many ventures.
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