A statue of Twitter's famous bird logo has been snapped up for $100,000 as owner Elon Musk auctioned off items from the tech firm's San Francisco HQ online.
The tech billionaire sold 631 items including furniture, kitchen equipment and decorations in an 27-hour online auction of 'surplus corporate office assets of Twitter' on Wednesday after it was revealed Twitter's revenue had dropped 40 percent in a year.
The entrepreneur said last month that he was putting items from the company up for sale, claiming that he wanted to clear out 'woke' supplies from the firm's headquarters.
At the time he told a live chat forum that without the changes, which included firing over half of the company's workforce, Twitter would have lost $3billion in a year.
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