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Twitter sued billionaire Elon Musk on Tuesday, aiming to force him to go through with a $44 billion agreement for him to purchase the social media giant.

The Federal Aviation Administration is working with SpaceX as the company examines a fire that took place during a ground test of Starship's Super Heavy Rocket Booster.

The layoffs come after the tech giant cut its fourth-quarter revenue and profit guidance for fiscal year 2022, citing "unfavorable" foreign exchange rate movement.

Bank of America strategists said that sky-high inflation could take some time to come down – forcing the Fed to raise rates so aggressively the economy slides into a recession.

PepsiCo signaled Tuesday that it will likely raise prices on the company's beverages and snacks as raw material costs climb and demand remains steady.

The smart shopping cart, which made its debut in Amazon's Fresh stores in September 2020, enables customers to skip the checkout line.

Walmart is buying at least 4,500 electric vans from Arkansas-based Canoo, which will build the vehicles at a new factory in Pryor Oklahoma next year.

Gas prices have spiked in the United Arab Emirates since the beginning of this year, a different reality in a region where fuel had been cheap in recent years.

A new safety feature that allows Twitter users to remove themselves from unwanted conversations was rolled out across the social media platform on Monday.

Twitter's legal team claimed that Elon Musk's "purported termination" of the $44 billion buyout deal is "invalid and wrongful" in a filing with the SEC Sunday.

Alien Kinetics has unveiled the design for a new product, DriBlades. DriBlades will allow hockey players to train for their sport without rink availability.

Starbucks interim CEO Howard Schultz told employees in a letter on Monday that the company is working to "radically" improve their experience amid sweeping unionization efforts.

Circle Squared Alternative Investments' Jeff Sica discusses the possibility of Elon Musk making a deal with Twitter as the tech company plans to sue him for walking away.

News that Elon Musk is backing away from his plan to purchase Twitter caused the social media platform's stock to tumble roughly 6% in premarket trading on Monday.

Telsa founder Elon Musk tweeted a meme of himself laughing in response to a brewing legal battle with Twitter after he moved to drop his $44 billion takeover of the company.

Twitter is lawyering up to prepare to sue Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk over his move to drop the $44 billion bid to purchase the company over fake account issues.

Leaked documents show Uber's relationship with top European politicians, including French President Emmanuel Macron while he was serving as minister of the economy.

A Louisiana woman is suing Walmart after an employee allegedly struck her with a line of shopping carts last year, knocking her over and causing bruises and internal injuries.

Google has offered concessions as a means of fending off a possible US antitrust lawsuit, offering to split parts of its business that auctions and places ads on websites.