Angry Twitter staff are told in emergency meeting that their jobs are only safe for six months until Musk completes his $44bn takeover as they demand to know if they will be forced to return to office

-Some Twitter staff have reacted with horror to Elon Musk's takeover of the company, according to internal chats shared online
-The company has frozen planned changes to the service until Friday, amid what Bloomberg speculated was concern that a rogue employee could 'push something or mess with the product on the way out the door' 
-In message rooms staff vented about their trepidation over working for the mercurial South African
-Others in a staff meeting held at 5pm ET worried whether they would still be able to work from home, and asked about their share options 
-CEO Parag Agrawal told staff that their jobs were safe for the moment, saying there would be no layoffs until Musk took over in six months
-He would not be drawn on whether Donald Trump would be allowed back to the platform: Trump said on Monday he has no wish to, and Agrawal said it was a decision for the Musk 
-Agrawal said he was 'proud of our teams and inspired by the work that has never been more important'
-Chair Bret Taylor said the board 'conducted thoughtful and comprehensive process to assess Elon's proposal' 
-The founder of Tesla and SpaceX, 50, agreed to pay shareholders $54.20 in cash for each share
-The move shifts control of the social media platform populated by millions of users to the world's richest man
-The Tesla magnate vowed to protect free speech online, 'defeat the spam bots' and 'authenticate all humans'
-He said he would 'enhance the product with new features' and 'make algorithms open source to increase trust'

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