> Twitter, which is now private, no longer reports its financial details publicly. The company reported last year that it owed $239 million primarily for office

> Twitter, which is now private, no longer reports its financial details publicly. The company reported last year that it owed $239 million primarily for office space and data center facilities in 2023. > In a January lawsuit, Canary LLC, a marketing company that specializes in producing the kinds of logo-decorated items ubiquitous among Silicon Valley tech companies, claimed Twitter is behind payment on almost $400,000 for various Twitter-branded swag. > The company’s court filings included the almost $7,000 purchase order describing a “swag gift box for Elon.” An invoice for the order included a sandblasted logo on a Japanese whisky bottle, an extra-large bomber jacket and more than $250 worth of socks. --- For some of them, it might be a bit more personal. They aren't all "trying to get back rent on a building that Twitter previously occupied" but rather "stuff that Elon ordered." The data center could be interesting to watch too.