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A judge questioned Elon Musk’s claim that his now-famous 2018 tweet about taking Tesla private was true. The billionaire and his electric-car company could be heading to trial soon in a battle with shareholders who claim the Twitter post cost them billions of dollars. Musk reiterated in a court filing last month what he explained […]

Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States on Nov. 8, 2016. Here’s a look at how one of the leading social media platform stocks did during his time in office and since his departure and subsequent suspension from the platform. What Happened: Prior to becoming the president of the United Sates, Trump was widely followed on social media platforms including Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR ) and Facebook, a platform owned by Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: FB ). Trump was one of the most followed accounts on Twitter during his time as president and the platform was often used to share thoughts and criticisms of people, countries and highlight the president’s success stories. Trump lost the 2020 Presidential Election to Joe Biden and would leave office on Jan. 20, 2021. Trump was suspended from Twitter permanently on Jan. … Full story available on Benzinga.com

The cryptocurrency is making big gains following positive news about Ripple's defense in the SEC lawsuit.

(CNN Business) – Big tech platforms have joined the global backlash against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, with Facebook (FB), Google (GOOGL), Twitter (TWTR), Spotify (SPOT), Netflix (NFLX) and others placing at least partial restrictions on Russian content — if not exiting (or getting themselves blocked) altogether. In the past week, however, the severing … The post ‘This is different’: Why internet backbone services are cutting off Russia appeared first on Egypt Independent .

On May 10, the Twitter (NYSE: TWTR ) account for the White House offered a message on how American drivers can do their part to answer the economic challenges created by the new sanctions on oil imports from Russia. “When we have electric cars powered by clean energy, we will never have to worry about gas prices again,” the White House tweet said. “And autocrats like Putin won’t be able to use fossil fuels as weapons against other nations.” This was not a new talking point for the Biden administration – back in November, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg remarked during an interview that households who buy electric vehicles "never have to worry about gas prices again." And last May, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm responded to the news of regional fuel shortages after the cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline by quipping, “If you drive an electric car, this would not be affecting you, clearly.” However, is the White House on target when it claims people will never worry about gas prices again if everyone switches to EVs?

The U.K. government announced additional amendments to the scope of the Online Safety Bill this week, this time drawing measures to protect people from advertising scams. Top line The bill mandates that social media companies including Instagram, Facebook and Twitter--as well as search engines like Google--protect people from both prepaid fraudulent ads and user-generated scams….

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Twitter began rolling out a slightly easier way for users to switch between its Home feed, which is populated by its algorithms, and its Latest feed, which displays tweets in chronological order. Users could previously toggle between feeds by tapping the sparkle icon in the top-right corner. Starting Friday for iOS users, with Android and…

Former President Donald J. Trump is holding a rally on Saturday, March 12, 2022, in South Carolina. Here’s two stocks that could be impacted on Monday. What Happened: Trump's “Save America Rally

Gabriel Weinberg, founder and CEO of the search engine DuckDuckGo, on Wednesday told users the search engine company updated its platform in an attempt to fight against the spread of Russian disinfor