X will lose $75 million in revenue by year's end due to loss of advertisers

According to The New York Times, due to dozens of major brands suspending their advertising, Musk's X platform may lose up to $75 million (approximately RMB 536 million) in advertising revenue by the end of this year. Musk's previous anti-Semitic remarks have led to many companies, including Walt Disney and Warner Bros., suspending their advertising on X. According to multiple news media reports, Apple has also withdrawn its advertising spending on X.

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