Twitter lays off 50% of its staff, many advertisers stop serving
In the early morning of November 5, local time, Yoel Roth, who is in charge of Twitter’s content policy, tweeted that about 50% of the company’s employees had been laid off. About 15% of Twitter's content moderators have been affected by layoffs, with front-line content moderators least affected, he said. A week since Musk took over Twitter, car companies Audi and General Motors, U.S. food giant General Mills, United Airlines and others have announced that they have suspended paid advertising on Twitter.
Huawei Hongmeng equipment has reached 320 million units
On November 4, Yu Chengdong, CEO of Huawei's terminal business, introduced at the Huawei Developer Conference that the number of Huawei devices equipped with HarmonyOS has reached 320 million units, an increase of 113% over the same period last year; the shipment of Hongmeng Zhilian products exceeded 250 million units. A year-on-year increase of 212%. In 2019, Huawei officially released the Hongmeng operating system. In July 2022, Huawei released the Hongmeng 3.0 system.
