decision to install makeshift bedrooms in its san francisco office after the city was investigating building code violations. i question for office workers, what would it take for yourjob to get you to sleep at the office? for twitter staff this is not a rhetorical question, elon musk has put in beds at twitter hq after telling staff they needed to commit to long hours or leave. according to reports, one bedroom has a queen sized bed, two armchairs, a bedside table and an orange carpet. the tech billionaire is fighting to save his $44 billion purchase of the platform from going bust but within hours, san francisco authorities launched an investigation to see if any city regulations had been violated. it didn t take long for the tech billionaire to fire back, criticising san francisco s mayor for attacking companies providing beds for tired employees. elon musk
wait to see itv ex, what you think of it, the viewers. twitter boss elon musk has defended the decision to install makeshift bedrooms in its san francisco office after the city was reportedly investigating potential building code violations. from new york, michelle fleury has more. i cannot bring you the report from the shelves so let s show you the financial markets. i do know that that story is on our website and is quite interesting, the pictures of the wardrobe is the double and slippers in the building where twitter is located. so will the building code be violated? what will they decide? more headlines for elon musk. you can see the hong kong market up nearly 3% of the moment in reaction to the news that the covid restrictions are being relaxed across china now. so much more going on but look at that rent crude price nearly $78 a barrel. it was down a bit
culture, morale, wanting to people to sleep at the office, what kind of trouble could musk be in? it sounds like he may be breaking a law or code or something? yeah, he could be. it s been reported through twitter, oddly enough, with the city of san francisco, and you can look at the building. there could be zoning concerns, potential building code violations, lease agreement concerns. how much that amounts to, i don t really node. you know, bear in mind, this is a whole industry. san francisco, silicon valley, has long been built on the notion of we work around the clock, especially the coders, and this was an earlier picture of someone sleeping on the floor there. but going back decades there were people talking about sleeping underneath their desk, so they could code until exhaustion, and then wake up and doing it again. and frankly you and i have slept