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Twitter CEO Elon Musk revealed his plans about whether he'll continue to helm the social media company in the future during court testimony Wednesday.

The plant, the world's largest iPhone manufacturing facility, has been hit by discontent over government-mandated measures to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Elon Musk told social media users on Tuesday that Twitter Blue would be launched only after ensuring the verification subscription service is "rock solid."

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is facing a class-action lawsuit for covertly installing a Google tracking app on over 1 million Android phones without users' permission.

The first customer Tesla Semis will be delivered at an event at the automaker's factory in Sparks, Nevada, on December 1, more than five years after it was unveiled.

NASA's Artemis I lunar rocket launched from Florida's Kennedy Space Center early Wednesday morning. The mission will send the uncrewed Orion capsule by the moon.

Google reached a $400 million settlement regarding its tracking practices with attorneys general from 40 states, including Florida, which will get $26 million,

Late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' old pair of Birkenstock sandals were bought for over $218,000 at auction over the weekend, according to Julien's Auctions.

Twitter on Tuesday fact-checked a tweet from Sen. Elizabeth Warren in which she made claims that President Joe Biden has the authority to cancel student debt.

Disney's Native Americans & Allies Together with Vision (NAATV) recently hosted a staff event with Geo Soctomah Neptune, a two-spirit, basket-weaving drag queen.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen weighed in during a CBS News interview on whether there is cause to investigate Elon Musk's $44 billion Twitter acquisition.

Walmart is the latest company to announce a settlement with local governments over allegations of improperly filling prescriptions for powerful painkillers

Disney World is raising the cost for some of its one-day, one-park tickets with some prices reaching as high as $189. Some of the park's annual passes will also increase in price.

Alphabet and others have made large profits while buying back billions of dollars in shares in recent years as interest rates remained low in the developed world.

American Airlines flight attendants, represented by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, plan to picket due to rejected contract proposals.

Walmart reported strong third quarter profits Tuesday despite shoppers being squeezed by elevated inflation. In October, inflation reached 7.7% from a year earlier.

Billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk spoke candidly about his workload during a Monday business conference, at one point saying, "This is not something I'd recommend."

Super Bowl champion Odell Beckham Jr. has filed a lawsuit against Nike, alleging that the company failed to "honor its commitments," resulting in the loss of millions.

Boston city officials are calling on Walgreens to postpone closing stores, saying it will disproportionately affect non-white working-class communities.