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Twitter allows users to combine photos, videos and GIFs in single tweet

Previously, anyone who wanted to share different media formats would have to do it in different Tweets or threads

Musk, Twitter may reach deal to end court battle as early as Wed: Report

Musk, the world's richest person, proposed to Twitter he would change course and abide by his April agreement to buy the company for $54.20 per share if Twitter dropped its litigation against him

Wall Street slides as rising Treasury yields snuff out stock rally

Twitter eases from one-year high, Tesla falls 5%; Rate-sensitive technology and related stocks like Nvidia Corp, Amazon.com, Apple Inc and Alphabet Inc fell between 1.8% and 4%

Elon Musk's Twitter turnaround reflects legal challenges: An explainer

News that Elon Musk has agreed after all to proceed with his USD 44 billion deal to buy Twitter may have felt like a stunning surprise from the brash billionaire who loves to shock. It sent shares of the social media platform soaring and stoked alarm among some media watchdogs and civil rights groups worried about what kind of free speech would flourish on Twitter under Musk. But it wasn't surprising to observers of the monthslong legal battle as Twitter tried to compel the world's richest man to consummate the buyout he had tried to back out of. In the months since his initial offer to buy Twitter in April, Musk faced a huge legal challenge. A combination of gambles or missteps and potential advantages that didn't pan out made his hand appear weak for the trial looming in less than two weeks in Chancery Court in Delaware. He says he'll only complete the deal if that trial is put on hold. More immediately, Musk faced a deposition in the case by Twitter's attorneys starting on ...

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Morale of Twitter employees at all-time low with Elon Musk as boss

Elon Musk's intention to buy Twitter has hit the morale of employees at Parag Agrawal-led platform, as they aren't feeling great about what is actually coming at them after months of drama

Explained: Legal challenges that made Musk reconsider Twitter deal

News that Elon Musk has agreed after all to proceed with his USD 44 billion deal to buy Twitter may have felt like a stunning surprise from the brash billionaire who loves to shock. It sent shares of the social media platform soaring and stoked alarm among some media watchdogs and civil rights groups worried about what kind of free speech would flourish on Twitter under Musk's vision. But it wasn't surprising to observers of the months long rollercoaster of the Twitter vs Musk legal battle, as Twitter tried to compel the world's richest man to consummate the buyout he had tried to back out of. In the months since his initial offer to buy Twitter in April, Musk faced a huge legal challenge. A combination of gambles or missteps by Musk and potential advantages that didn't pan out made his hand appear weak in the trial looming in less than two weeks in Chancery Court in Delaware. He is setting as a condition for completing the deal that the trial being put on hold. More immediately,

Top Headlines: Reliance Jio 5G trials today, Musk-Twitter deal, and more

Advancing its 5G launch, Reliance Jio will start a beta trial of the service in four cities on Wednesday, offering select customers unlimited data with up to 1 Gbps speed

Cultural shock: How will Twitter fare under Elon Musk's leadership?

Elon Musk is reviving his original $54.20 takeover bid for Twitter Inc., perhaps because he doesn't want to go through a legal process that divulges more embarrassing text messages

Elon Musk's losses in Twitter court fight foreshadowed his surrender

Elon Musk dropped his bid to walk away from a $44 billion buyout of Twitter Inc. after losing a series of pre-trial rulings that may have foreshadowed difficulties in making his case in court.

Musk-Twitter deal revives $12.5 billion headache for Wall Street banks

Musk's proposal to proceed with Twitter acquisition for the original offer price poses a headache at the worst possible time for Wall Street banks already struggling to offload billions in buyout debt

Who are the big winners in Musk's Twitter deal? Merger arbitrage traders

After Musk and Twitter agreed to proceed with the deal at the original offer price at $54.20 a share on Tuesday, the social media company's stock rallied as much as 23%

Musk's Twitter deal has employees asking: Should I stay or should I go?

Presenters from internal groups like the product and revenue teams didn't officially discuss the development, or even acknowledge that Musk was back on board

Twitter deal paves way for 'X, the Everything App', says Elon Musk

Elon Musk said buying Twitter would speed up the creation of something he called "X, the everything app," suggesting he wants to add new services to the social media platform

Musk proposes to buy Twitter for original price of $54.20 a share: Report

Twitter shares jumped 12.7% to $47.93 before trading was halted for the second time, while Tesla shares rose by about 1%

Twitter Blue users in Canada, Australia, New Zealand can now 'Edit Tweet'

The microblogging platform mentioned that a version history will be available on every edited Tweet, so users know what changed

Credit Suisse plummets 12%, options worsen as market mayhem takes toll

Shares in the Swiss banking giant plummeted 12% to an all-time low on Monday after a weekend of fevered Twitter speculation about its financial health, before they regained almost all of the losses

Tesla deliveries miss estimates in Q3, slowed by supply-chain snarls

It delivered a record 343,830 cars worldwide in the third quarter. Analysts had expected that nearly 358,000 vehicles would be shipped

CBI makes social media debut ahead of 3-day Interpol General Assembly

Social media shy CBI has made a maiden appearance on Twitter and Instagram ahead of the upcoming Interpol General Assembly in which 195 countries are likely to participate, officials said on Sunday. The agency created its accounts on both platforms with user ID CBI_CIO for the three-day-long 90th General Assembly starting October 18, they said. Unlike its peers, the Enforcement Directorate and the National Investigation Agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had kept social media at an arm's length, sticking to the age-old practice of issuing press releases. The General Assembly will focus on cyber crime, financial crimes and Child Sexual Abuse Material peddled on the internet among other issues, officials said. Having already organised a General Assembly in 1997, India was given an out-of-turn chance to organise the event through a vote on the eve of the 75th anniversary of its independence. Home Minister Amit Shah had made a proposal in this regard to Interpol Secreta

Pakistan government's Twitter account withheld in India for the 2nd time

The Twitter account of the Pakistan government has been withheld in India. This is reportedly the second such incident in recent months.