Twitter Evicted From Colorado Offices for Failure to Pay Rent

Twitter is being evicted from its Boulder, Colorado office after not paying rent for two months according to its landlord.
Twitter signed a lease for four offices in the building in 2020 to house 300 employees but failed to pay as agreed.
Twitter set up a letter of credit for nearly $1 million that was meant to cover missed rent payments but those funds ran out in March.
Twitter is also behind on rent payments for offices in San Francisco and London as the company's revenue and staff numbers have declined.
A judge issued an order on May 31 that the sheriff must help evict Twitter from the offices within 49 days.