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$50 billon lost in just minutes as Tesla's stock tumbles over 8%

Investor Day disappoints as firm says it would cut EV production costs by 50%, and remains silent on the much-awaited affordable car

Tesla Superchargers now open to other EVs at 'select sites' in US

Elon Musk-run Tesla has officially begun allowing other electric vehicles to fuel up at some Supercharger stations in the US

Twitter seeks to sublease NYC office space as Elon Musk cuts costs

Twitter recently listed nearly 200,000 square feet (19,000 square meters) of space for sublease at 245 and 249 W. 17th St. in Manhattan, according to data from real estate brokerage Savills

Elon Musk rides on Tesla to become world's richest person, again

Net worth was at $187.1 billion as of market close on Monday, just topping the $185.3-billion fortune of Arnault

Twitter employees to soon receive performance-based stock awards: Musk

This past week, we completed a difficult organisational overhaul focused on improving future execution, using as much feedback as we could gather from entire company, Musk wrote in an internal memo

Elon Musk returns to the top, becomes richest person on the planet again

The rise in Musk's wealth can be attributed to the rally in Tesla stocks that has outpaced the rally in the Nasdaq 100 Index so far this year

Twitter CEO Elon Musk feels artificial intelligence existential anxiety

"But, all things considered with regard to AGI existential angst, I would prefer to be alive now to witness AGI than be alive in the past and not," he tweeted

Twitter lays off 200 employees, nearly 10% of current workforce: Report

The layoffs on Saturday night impacted product managers, data scientists and engineers who worked on machine learning and site reliability, which helps keep Twitter's various features online

Twitter fires at least 50 in relentless cut on costs, says report

The job cuts impacted multiple engineering teams, including those supporting advertising technology

Twitter shuts off its internal Slack, employees say didn't pay bills

Twitter has apparently shut off its internal communication system Slack and employees posted on anonymous workplace chat app Blind that the company had stopped paying its Slack bills

Musk trial win a 'non sequitur' in Twitter sitter sase, says US SEC

The judge handling the SEC case has refused to let Musk out of the deal, prompting the Tesla CEO to appeal to the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals

Musk continues to sack Twitter employees despite promise not to do so

Elon Musk is still laying off Twitter employees as dozens of workers across sales and engineering departments were laid off last week, including one of Musk's direct reporting executive

Twitter to open source its algorithm next week, improve it rapidly: Musk

Last week, Musk had said that the micro-blogging platform will provide users the ability to adjust the algorithm to their "closer match", in the "coming months"

Tesla board misrepresented Elon Musk's $55 billion pay package, says lawyer

Board members filled proxy disclosures with "half-truths" about the package, which would be the largest-ever awarded to a CEO, the lawyer, Greg Varallo, said Tuesday

Twitter to soon allow users to charge followers for content, says Musk

The upcoming feature will be a great opportunity for the users to earn money from their followers on the micro-blogging platform

Twitter handed pink slips to more people from sales team last week: Report

Recently, Twitter also shut down its offices in Delhi and Mumbai and asked the staff to work from home

ChatGPT lists Elon Musk, Trump as 'controversial' noted personalities

Twitter user Issac Latterell on Sunday shared a possible table of public figures and whether they are considered controversial listed by ChatGPT

Musk says 'inevitable' as Meta unveils paid verification on FB, Insta

Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Monday reacted to Meta's announcement of the new paid verification for Instagram and Facebook, and stated it as "inevitable."

Twitter says SMS-based 2-factor authentication only for Blue subscribers

Twitter allows for three options under 2FA: text message, authentication app and security key

Here is how you can keep your Twitter account secure without paying

Twitter users were greeted early Saturday with an ultimatum from the social media app: Subscribe to the platform's new premium service or lose a popular account security feature. A pop-up message warned users they will lose the ability to secure access to their account via text message two-factor authentication unless they pay USD 8 a month to subscribe to Twitter Blue. The message said that starting March 19, users who don't subscribe will be locked out of their accounts until they remove the security feature. Here are some questions and answers about why Twitter made this change and alternative ways to secure your account: WHAT IS TW0-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION? Two-factor authentication adds a second layer of security to password-protected accounts by having users enter an auto-generated code to log in. This extra step helps safeguard online accounts because in addition to the password, you need access to a separate app, device or phone number where you can receive the code. Such