General Mills stops Twitter ads after Musk takeover.

General Mills is the latest company to stop advertising on Twitter after Elon Musk bought it for $44bn.
On Thursday, the Cheerios and Lucky Charms maker announced it would stop advertising on the site. “We will watch this new orientation and evaluate our marketing spend,” said spokesperson Kelsey Roemhildt.
General Motors Co. halted Twitter advertising last week amid company turmoil. Audi spokesperson Whaewon Choi-Wiles said Audi would suspend commercials and “continue to examine the issue” Thursday.
Pfizer discontinued Twitter advertising on Thursday, according to the Wall Street Journal. The pharmaceutical business did not immediately comment.