The company Twitter Inc. laid off at least 200 workers, or about 10 percent of its current workforce, The New York Times revealed late Sunday night, embarking on yet another round of job cuts after it was bought by billionaire businessman Elon Musk. Mask in October 2022.

The layoffswhich took place on Saturday night, involved project managers, data analysts and engineers responsible for machine learning and service reliability, according to the newspaper, which cited informed sources.

The company did not immediately respond when Reuters news agency tried to contact it for comment.

Twitter had about 2,300 employees last month, according to Musk.

The new layoffs follow an initial wave of mass job cuts at the company, which had reached 3,700, as Mr. Musk — who bought the social networking site for $44 billion last year — took steps to cut operating costs.

Elon Musk said in November that Twitter was facing a “big drop in revenue” as advertisers cut spending due to concerns about a lack of control over content.

Twitter recently started sharing ad revenue with some of the content creators on the platform.