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Elon Musk reveals new black and white X brand to switch Twitter’s blue hen

almaqbel24 July 2023
The billionaire is CEO of rocket firm Area Exploration Applied sciences Corp., generally generally known as SpaceX.

And in 1999, he based a startup known as X.com, a web based monetary companies firm now generally known as PayPal.
The X.com net area now redirects customers to Twitter.com, Musk stated.

In response to questions on what tweets could be known as when the rebranding is completed, Musk stated they’d be known as Xs.

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