The DOGE

The DOGE-mandated credit card freeze is delaying shipments of critical supplies, stalling travel, and stopping employees from doing their jobs.

The New York Times reported that new CEO Elon Musk has shut off access to corporate credit cards for Twitter employees. The news arrives amidst what has been an

Elon Musk’s $1 Spending Limit Is Paralyzing Federal Agencies

Elon Musk has shut off

Former employees with rejected expenses are being told by email the expenses fall outside of a new policy enacted about three weeks ago by Twitter HR under

Elon Musk's Newest Cost-Cutting Measure To Avoid Twitter's

Elon Musk has shut off corporate credit cards for Twitter employees

The Elon Musk

Elon Musk's DOGE slapped a $1 limit on government credit cards

Elon Musk refusing to pay ’millions of dollars’ worth bills at Twitter

The Elon Musk–led push for government cost-cutting has come for federal workers’ credit cards, hampering workers’ ability to buy basic supplies, according to several

One worker said she tried

Elon Musk Shut Off Corporate Credit Cards for Twitter Employees

As Elon Musk Cuts Costs at Twitter, Some Bills Are Going Unpaid

One worker said she tried to buy farewell drinks for colleagues after the mass layoffs, only to have her corporate credit card declined at the bar.

Corporate credit cards for Twitter

Elon Musk has shut off corporate credit cards for Twitter

Corporate credit cards for Twitter employees have also been shut off, the report said. Among what has suffered Musk's scrutiny include costs that support Twitter's

Elon Musk's Twitter Refusing to Pay Expenses of Former

Tech billionaire Elon Musk

Elon Musk is refusing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in travel bills accumulated by Twitter employees before he took over the company, The New York Times

Tech billionaire Elon Musk's cost cutting measures after acquiring Twitter in a $44 billion deal has surpassed mass layoff- and according to reports has trickled down to

Twitter is reportedly failing to pay some suppliers amidst