I read somewhere that a leveraged buy out (which the twitter purchase is) where the company takes on a lot of debt, mainly succeed when they slash costs and new

I read somewhere that a leveraged buy out (which the twitter purchase is) where the company takes on a lot of debt, mainly succeed when they slash costs and new development and increase profits from existing revenue streams. Twitter is doing the cost slashing, but being a free speech social network will reduce the revenue from advertising, adding features will add to costs. Maybe he has some magic bunny to pull out of the hat - but its very well hidden.