Technology

Left-wingers reacted with horror after Twitter boss Elon Musk posted a poll asking if Donald Trump's account should be reinstated, urging people to vote, "no."

Elon Musk polled his followers on whether former President Donald Trump should be allowed to return to Twitter, a platform he once widely used, following his lifetime ban.

Several religious employees of a Massachusetts pharmaceutical company, who claim they were fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccine have filed a lawsuit, led by Alex Jones' attorney.

The carmaker on Friday announced a jobs portal for displaced tech workers to fill 800 roles spanning self-driving, electrification, machine learning and data science.

General Motors president Mark Reuss said during the company's Investor Day presentation that over 11,000 Teslas have been repaired at GM service centers since 2021.

Twitter reportedly notified employees that it would temporarily close its offices, cutting badge access through the weekend amid a wave of new resignations.

Troubled cryptocurrency firm FTX updated its bankruptcy filing in Delaware, and it's chock-full of new insights into chaotic business practices under former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.

Omead Afshar, Elon Musk's top lieutenant at Tesla, is reportedly now working at SpaceX following a strange controversy over the summer, per new report.

Facebook is removing a handful of fields from its users' profiles in what the social media giant says is intended make the platform easier to use.

Amazon's layoffs will continue in 2023 as the "economy remains in a challenging spot," CEO Andy Jassy wrote in a memo to employees.

A group of lawmakers urged the Federal Trade Commission to probe Twitter for any potential consent decree or consumer protection law violations in letter.

A Tesla vehicle burst into flames while driving on a Pennsylvania highway Tuesday morning, requiring firefighters to use 12,000 gallons of water to extinguish it.

Twitter saw some growth of around 21% in its user numbers following Elon Musk's purchase of the company, but rival platforms saw triple-digit growth in the same period.

Facebook parent company Meta has fired dozens of employees and contracted security guards for allegedly "hijacking user accounts," according to a report.