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The social media platform faces multiple lawsuits following Elon Musk's attempt to cut costs.

By following these tips and adopting a mindset of taking big swings like Elon Musk, you can create the conditions for big wins and drive meaningful progress for your business.

A reduction in price has led to an increase in unhappy motorists.

While the Tesla CEO strongly believes in global warming, he's had more controversial views on combating the crisis.

The comedian sang a new jingle about the latest Covid variant in a January 5 episode of "The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon."

The NHTSA wants to know more about Musk's tweet regarding disabling driver alerts in Tesla's "Full Self Driving" function.

Elon Musk is now telling his employees to follow this workplace policy he was previously against.

Attorneys for the billionaire CEO claim he received extreme backlash following his chaotic Twitter deal.

The electric vehicle maker is dropping the price of two of its most popular models in China.

A Tesla superfan said they filed a trademark application for boats because Elon Musk mentioned the Cybertruck might be able to go in the water.

The company owes $136,260 in unpaid rent.

The billionaire and CEO snapped a photo of his bedside table and shared it with his Twitter followers.

While Elon Musk is right to question the effectiveness of fully remote teams, his solution to return to the office full-time is misguided. Here's one remote CEO's take on why his concerns are right, but his solution is wrong — and how to make remote work functional.

A report in the Washington Post identified the man Elon Musk called a "crazy stalker." In an interview, the man made bizarre claims that Musk and his ex-girlfriend Grimes were hurting his business.

After seeing the results, Musk Tweeted: "As the saying goes, be careful what you wish, as you might get it."

New Twitter shares will go for $54.20, the price Musk paid to purchase the social media giant.

District Judge James Donato said it would be "misleading" for laid-off employees to sign away their right to sue Twitter before hearing about the suit in the works.

The billionaire alleged that a man jumped onto the hood of a vehicle that he believed Musk was riding in.

Kardashian said she'd still listen to their business advice, though.

Reporters from various press outlets found themselves — in some cases permanently — locked out of the social media site Thursday.

The new billionaire at the top is a far less incendiary figure.