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Elon Musk's X Sued by Its San Francisco HQ Landlord for $13.6 Million, While SpaceX Fined After a Worker Accident

Elon Musk's X Sued by Its San Francisco HQ Landlord for $13.6 Million, While SpaceX Fined After a Worker Accident

Elon Musk's X, formerly known as Twitter, is facing a lawsuit from the landlord of its San Francisco headquarters who seeks $13.6 million to refill a line of credit after the company allegedly failed to pay rent.


Paramount Global Is Laying Off About 800 Workers: Report

As the media firm looks for ways to cut costs and increase earnings this year, Paramount Global is reportedly laying off approximately 800 employees, or about 3% of its workforce.

Bitcoin Money Launderer, Who Used Fake Churches as False Fronts in Romance Scams, Ordered to Pay Over $3.5M to Elderly Victims

Bitcoin money launderer Ian Freeman has been ordered to pay over $3.5 million in restitution to 29 primarily elderly victims.

Elon Musk Doubted Ukraine's Ability to Win Its War With Russia, Says 'There Is No Way in Hell' Vladimir Putin Could Lose

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has doubted Ukraine's ability to win its war with Russia as he believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin would not lose the battle.


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Elon Musk Brings 3-Year-Old Son to the Super Bowl Hours After Judge Orders Him to Testify in SEC's Twitter Probe
A federal judge in California has ordered tech billionaire Elon Musk to testify again in the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) investigation of his $44 billion takeover of Twitter.
Jeff Bezos Sells Nearly 12 Million Amazon Shares Worth Over $2 Billion
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has disclosed his sale of nearly 12 million shares of the company's stock, amounting to a massive value of over $2 billion.
Biden Administration Confirms Using Terms Like 'Trump,' 'MAGA,' and 'Kamala' in Private Bank Transaction Searches
The Biden administration has acknowledged that terms such as "MAGA," "Trump," and "Kamala" were among those flagged for scrutiny in the government's call for banks to monitor private financial transactions after the US Capitol attack.
Chinese Retailer Temu Returns to Super Bowl for a New Ad, But US Lawmakers Are Against It —Why?
Chinese e-commerce platform Temu is making a comeback to the Super Bowl advertising arena, stirring up controversy among US lawmakers who urged Paramount Global and CBS not to air its commercial.
Joe Biden 'Needs to Be Removed' After 'Alarming' Report Describes Him as ‘Elderly Man With a Poor Memory,' GOP Says
A Republican lawmaker has called for the 25th Amendment to be invoked to remove President Joe Biden from office after the release of the Special Counsel's report.
North Korea Junks All Economic Cooperation Deals With South Korea as Kim Jong Un Claims Legal Right to Destroy South
North Korea has junked all deals with South Korea on promoting economic cooperation as the ties between the neighboring countries continue to deteriorate.
Goldman Sachs Reportedly Under Investigation Over Fees Charged for Futures Trading
Goldman Sachs is reportedly facing an investigation over fees it charges for futures trading. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is reportedly facing an investigation over fees it charges for futures trading.
Donald Trump-Linked Media Company Is Nearing a $50 Million Financing Deal: Report
Digital World Acquisition Corp., the blank check company set to take former President Donald Trump's social media platform public, is reportedly on the brink of securing a $50 million financing deal.
US Imposes Sanctions on 4 Entities for Carrying Russian Oil Priced Above the Western Price Cap
The US Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on three UAE-based entities and a Liberian tanker for violating the price cap on Russian oil.
Unilever Unveils New $1.6 Billion Share Buyback Plan After Sales Volumes Rise
Unilever has unveiled a 1.5 billion euro ($1.6 billion) share buyback program for 2024 following an increase in sales volumes for the first time in 10 quarters.
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