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After his $44 billion takeover of the company, Elon Musk has begun laying off as many as half of the company’s 7,500 employees Friday morning. He said he will require the remainder of employees to come into the office again, according to multiple reports, a sharp reversal of the company’s current work from home forever policy.
As news of the massive layoffs reverberate across the Twittersphere, we are tracking the latest updates and impacts on the San Francisco Bay Area.
Danielle Echeverria is a reporter for The Chronicle's Engagement and Breaking News team. She recently completed her Master's degree in journalism at Stanford University, where she won the Nicholas Roosevelt Environmental Journalism Award for her reporting and covered agriculture, climate change and worker safety. She previously interned The Chronicle on the Business desk, as well as at Big Local News, focusing on data journalism. She is originally from Bakersfield, California.
Sabrina Pascua is the newsroom's first intern with the Investigative Team. She joins the team after finishing her first year at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. There she studies audio storytelling, multimedia production and investigative reporting. She is also a first-generation student and is a member of the school's...
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