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Jack Dorsey Criticizes Elon Musk's Leadership at Twitter: ‘It All Went South'

Headline from NBC10 Philadelphia

Twitter’s former CEO Jack Dorsey openly criticized Elon Musk’s leadership of the company in a series of social media posts.

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  1. Insider

    Jack Dorsey went from being 'really happy' about Elon Musk joining Twitter's board to saying he shouldn't have bought it. Here's how their bromance has evolved. (opens Insider)

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    Insider's feed description

    Jack Dorsey called Elon Musk one of his favorite tweeters in 2016, and Musk has lauded Dorsey for his "good" heart.

  2. Fortune

    Elon Musk not ‘singular solution’ for Twitter after all, says Jack Dorsey in reversal of earlier support (opens Fortune)

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    Twitter cofounder Dorsey wrote on Bluesky Friday that "it all went south" and Musk should have "walked away" from the acquisition.

  3. NBC10 Philadelphia

    Jack Dorsey Criticizes Elon Musk's Leadership at Twitter: ‘It All Went South' (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)

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    NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description

    Twitter’s former CEO Jack Dorsey openly criticized Elon Musk’s leadership of the company in a series of social media posts.

  4. BizPac Review

    Jack Dorsey now saying Elon Musk not the right guy to lead Twitter: ‘It all went south’ (opens BizPac Review)

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    BizPac Review's feed description

    founder Jack Dorsey is not happy with current owner Elon Musk’s leadership. Speaking this Friday on Bluesky, a new social media network reportedly similar to […]

  5. Wall Street Journal

    Jack Dorsey Criticizes Sale of Twitter to Elon Musk (opens Wall Street Journal)

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    Wall Street Journal's feed description

    The Twitter co-founder said on social media that “it all went south” at the social-media platform when it was sold.

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