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Staffers at Musk's medical device manufacturer have reportedly complained that rushed tests are causing needless animal deaths.

The Internet of Things (IoT) used to be the talk of the town. While its promises have not panned out, IoT may still have a bright future.

The surprise announcement was a reply to a Twitter user who complained that nobody read his tweets.

Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings spoke about the billionaire on Wednesday during the DealBook conference in New York City.

Musk says that "probably in about six months, we should be able to upload Neuralink in a human."

According to Zuckerberg, Apple's rigid approach to the App Store is "problematic."

The Tesla mogul claimed Apple dropped ad spending and said it was against "free speech."

The massive statue features the face of the billionaire on the body of a goat riding a rocket ship.

Musk remains the wealthiest man in the world, worth over $170 billion.

Blind is an anonymous platform where former and current employees can talk about their positions and work conditions.

The dysfunction at Twitter has people (and brands) Tweeting their drafts — and it appears Tampax had been saving this one for a while.

Teams crucial to the social media giant's infrastructure have been dramatically reduced.

Preliminary reports indicate new owner Elon Musk is concerned employees may sabotage the site.

Musk leads companies including Twitter, Telsa, and SpaceX. He said in a Delaware court on Wednesday he is more of an engineer.

Nine SpaceX workers were fired after organizing an open letter criticizing Musk. The situation highlights a broader pattern across all of the entrepreneur's companies: a firm grip on free speech.

The hashtag #RIPJimmyFallon started trending on Tuesday.

The billionaire sent out a memo to employees late Tuesday outlining his vision for the future of employment in the company.

One of the biggest mistakes people make is trying to force an interest on themselves. You don't choose your passions; your passions choose you.

In March 2022, FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried revealed his dangerous outlook that could have served as a foreboding sign for the devastation to come.

The billionaire hit back at Senator Ed Markey after he compared to Musk's takeover of Twitter to the 'Wild West.'

Daniel Ives, tech analyst at financial firm Wedbush Securities, said Musk's electric car company Tesla has been "tarnished" by the "ongoing Twitter train wreck disaster."