No-nonsense Twitter boss Elon Musk pitches up at NYC investment conference after tweeting fury at woke 'activists' for pressuring advertisers to drop Twitter

Musk looked relaxed as he attended a NYC investment conference after posting about his fury over activists bringing down the revenue of Twitter 

Elon Musk arrives at the 29th Annual Baron Investment Conference in Manhattan, New York City, as Twitter shareholders back his decision to cut jobs 

Nick Flor, a shareholder of the social media giant, claimed that their profit this year was a negative 270 million and praised the richest man in the world for the massive layoffs after his dramatic $44billion takeover

Twitter employees appeared to be speaking to security detail at the headquarters for the company in New York on Friday morning 

Workers gathered outside of the office in New York, despite being told to go home on Thursday and 'not to return' to the office as they would be closed

Twitter had a global workforce of some 7,500 employees at the end of 2021, and Musk (pictured on Halloween) reportedly plans to lay off up to half of them

Musk blasted it as ‘extremely messed up’, before claiming that he and his new team did ‘everything they could’ to ‘appease the activists’

The company said its offices will be temporarily sealed and all staff badge access will be suspended in order 'to help ensure the safety of each employee as well as Twitter systems and customer data'