Musk expected to appoint new product leadership at Twitter, seeks advice

It's not clear who will ultimately take over but Musk has turned to old friends for advice in the first few days of his Twitter ownership

Elon Musk is expected to appoint new product leadership inside Twitter, and met over the weekend with close friends and advisors on how best to change the service he just bought for $44 billion. 
 

Twitter’s most senior product executives are unlikely to stay at the company with Musk in charge, according to people familiar with the company who asked not to be identified as the information is private. The new owner is likely replacing Nick Caldwell, Twitter’s head of engineering, and Jay Sullivan, general manager for both consumer and revenue product, as he revamps the company and leadership team. Caldwell