X is closing its office in San Francisco. The company has reportedly sent out an internal communication, informing employees they have a few weeks to shift location.

X will soon close its longtime San Francisco office and move employees to offices elsewhere in the Bay Area, according to an email from CEO Linda Yaccarino reported by The New York Times.Yaccarino ...

X, previously known as Twitter, was founded in San Francisco in 2006. It moved its headquarters to the city’s Mid-Market neighborhood in 2012 after striking a deal with local legislators for a ...

Elon Musk’s X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, will close its San Francisco office, ending the company’s presence in the city where it was founded in 2006.

X, formerly Twitter, is set to end its 18-year residence in the Californian city of San Francisco, with the Elon Musk-owned social media platform closing its office there in the forthcoming weeks.

Elon Musk moving X and SpaceX HQs out of California 00:54. X, the Elon Musk-owned social media platform formerly known as Twitter, is reportedly departing its offices in San Francisco's Mid-Market ...

Mid-Market businesses brace for Musk moving X out of S.F. 03:27 X, formerly known as Twitter, has revealed when it will permanently close its San Francisco headquarters after the Elon Musk-owned ...

The social media company X is closing its San Francisco office “over the next few weeks,” according to an internal email sent out by CEO Linda Yaccarino earlier today. “This is an important ...

X is closing its office in San Francisco. The company has reportedly sent out an internal communication , informing employees they have a few weeks to shift location.

Twitter — now called X — is closing its San Francisco office, CEO Linda Yaccarino says in a memo. Employees will stay in the Bay Area, moving to San Jose and Palo Alto, a report says. A New ...

X, the social media company owned by Elon Musk, plans to shut its San Francisco office “over the next few weeks,” according to an internal email obtained by The New York Times.