Elon Musk has used his X platform to slam left-leaning social media users after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, claiming “they are celebrating cold-blooded murder.” The posting spree from Donald Trump’s former “First Buddy,

The SEC alleges that Musk cheated investors by quietly amassing more than a 5% stake in Twitter without disclosing it within the regulated time frame. By law, once someone hits that threshold, they’re supposed to file paperwork within 10 days to let the rest of the market know. Musk didn’t.

Elon Musk has asked a federal judge to dismiss a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit claiming he waited too long to disclose his purchases of Twitter shares in 2022, accusing the regulator of overreaching in order to punish him for criticizing it.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Elon Musk mishandled DOGE by focusing on mass layoffs instead of targeting government waste, leaving the program far short of its trillion-dollar savings goals.

When addressing the funeral, Musk strongly condemned what he described as a “celebration” over the murder of Charlie Kirk. He retweeted a post claiming people were applauding or cheering in the crowd immediately after the shooting. In one of his responses on X, Musk wrote ,

Billionaire Elon Musk and his social media firm X have reached a tentative settlement with former employees who had sued for $500m (£373m) in severance pay. The parties reported the deal in a court filing on Wednesday, jointly requesting the US appeals court in San Francisco to postpone an upcoming hearing to allow time to settle the paperwork.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Elon Musk has literally X'd out the iconic Twitter logo. On Monday afternoon when crews tried to physically take down the sign at the company's San Francisco headquarters - it didn't go smoothly. San Francisco Police halted the process ...

The ex-Tesla employee revealed the discussions were supposed to be on problems, roadblocks or areas needing Musk's input.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Elon Musk said he will abide by the results of a Twitter poll that asked him to step down from the head of the social media platform, just as soon as he finds a replacement. Musk tweeted Sunday, "Should I step down as the head of Twitter?

Tech billionaire Elon Musk is seeking to dismiss a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit claiming he waited too long to disclose his growing share in Twitter, the social platform now

Elon Musk defended Twitter's Community Notes after Peter Navarro criticized the platform for fact-checking his claims about India's Russian oil purchases. Navarro accused India of profiteering and supporting Russia's war,