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He wasn't kidding about those subscriptions.

Just adding another one to the list.

The Wiki community has spoken.

The company says it's 'committed, as ever, to being a force for good in the world,' but for whom?

Musk is a hype man who rarely ever delivers what he promises, so don't leave Twitter just yet.

No longer cash poor.

"The phone ban isn't about our safety — it’s about their control."

With Elon Musk's imminent Twitter takeover, employees who want a voice could turn to unions.

Twitter could become a failing cesspool. Or it might just get better at bot-banning and harassment reporting. Over to you, Elon.

Nothing can possibly go wrong.

He teased that he'll begin 'TRUTHing' next week.

As Apple Store employees across the U.S. organize, Meta moves into retail.

It's getting serious.

Content algorithms, targeted ads, and moderation would all be affected by the Digital Services Act.

It will be the first Apple Store union vote in the United States.

"For me to win and walk back through those doors changes everything. It will show that Amazon can be beat."

The Grand Central employees are organizing under the name Fruit Stand Workers United.

The Tesla CEO made a "best and final" offer of $54.20 per share.

The company is among several who have expanded benefits for employees affected by bans in Texas and other states.

The drama continues.

From Twitter to Titter?

SpaceX previously claimed the U.S. didn't give them any money to send Starlink to Ukraine.

Over 12,000 artists, vintage sellers, and other craftspeople are closing up shop in protest of Etsy's policies.

Sorry about that.

Since the airdrop was canceled Ethereum transactions to Ukraine have dramatically dropped.