US EditionLinda Yaccarino steps down as CEO of Elon Musk’s X
UNITED STATES, JUL 9 – Linda Yaccarino led efforts to revive advertising and manage controversies, including AI chatbot Grok's antisemitic content that triggered advertiser losses, during her two-year tenure at X.
- On July 9, 2025, X CEO Linda Yaccarino announced her resignation after two incredible years, as she credited Musk for entrusting her with transforming the platform into the Everything App.
- The New York Times reported Yaccarino's departure was planned before Grok posted antisemitic and racist remarks.
- Ninety-Six of X’s top advertisers had returned, Linda Yaccarino said, and she forged a partnership with NBCUniversal for Olympic coverage.
- Despite efforts to reassure brands, advertising revenue on X remained under pressure, several media outlets noted, amid concerns over extremist content.
- Despite rival growth, new data from Similarweb shows Threads has 15.1 million daily active users versus X’s 132 million, and no successor has been announced.
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Linda Yaccarino's Letter of Resignation As C.E.O. of X ...
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Linda Yaccarino, the ex of X
X CEO Linda Yaccarino has become an ex-X CEO. She is stepping down after two years at the helm of Elon Musk's social media site, formerly known as Twitter, which he purchased in October 2022. Musk hired Yaccarino in June 2023 to run Twitter and rebranded it as X the following month. In her departure announcement, Yaccarino thanked Musk for the opportunity and touted her accomplishments. "X is truly a digital town square for all voices and the wo…
X CEO Yaccarino quits after two years
What happenedElon Musk's handpicked choice to lead his X social media platform Wednesday announced her resignation after a two-year tenure as CEO. Linda Yaccarino leaves less than four months after Musk consolidated the company into his xAI artificial intelligence project, a move that "raised questions" about her "role in the new company going forward," said CNN.Who said whatRunning X has been a "challenge," said The New York Times, "especially …
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