
The head of Twitter, Elon Musk has said in an interview with BBC News that running the company has been quite difficult.
The multibillionaire entrepreneur said he would sell the company if the right person came along. Musk, who also heads carmaker Tesla and rocket firm SpaceX , bought Twitter for $44bn ( £35.4bn ) in October.
Speaking about his time leading Twitter so far, Musk said: It hasn't been boring, but it's been a really stressful situation these past few months.
However, he added that he still thought buying the company was the right thing to do. Things are going "well," he said, stating that site usage has increased and " the site is doing its best ."
The workload means that " sometimes I sleep in the office ", he said, adding that there is a place on a sofa in a library "that no one goes to". Discussing Twitter's finances, Musk said most of its advertisers have returned.