Meanwhile, TechCrunch led with "Twitter lays off 9% of its workforce as it posts a desperately-needed positive Q3," [1] a clear and obvious sign that there is a

Meanwhile, TechCrunch led with "Twitter lays off 9% of its workforce as it posts a desperately-needed positive Q3," [1] a clear and obvious sign that there is a shareholder struggle within Aol, TechCrunch's parent, and that ultimately they decided to split the difference to avoid the website shutting down. I point to my magic slippers as evidence supporting this fact. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/27/twitter-lays-off-9-of-its-workforce-as-it-posts-a-much-needed-positive-q3/ https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/27/twitter-lays-off-9-of-its-...