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Some want Elon Musk's big lawsuit out of this Texas town. It's not Austin
Elon Musk's X Corp. sued several advertisers and an advertising federation in a Texas town's federal court, alleging a conspiracy to withhold advertising funds from X (formerly Twitter). The defendants, none of whom are based in Texas, have filed a motion to move the lawsuit elsewhere.
The FTC is led by Chairman Andrew Ferguson, who has argued that advertiser boycotts may violate antitrust law and pose "a ...
A courtroom twist in Musk's war with OpenAI has revealed a stunningly bizarre detail about the self-described Techno King.
The all-Republican Federal Trade Commission agreed to approve a $13.5 billion ad merger if it includes a ban on steering ad ...
This latest development echoes Musk’s long-stated ambition to turn X into an “everything app” — a vision he first publicly ...
Media Matters asked a court on Monday to block the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's probe into whether media watchdogs ...
Elon Musk wants to give Grok a makeover because, he said, there's too much "garbage" in it.
Musk says Grok will erase errors and rebuild a cleaner version of human knowledge, but critics say it sounds a little too ...
Some of the code behind the X app hints toward the likely introduction of a physical debit card as part of Elon Musk's X ...
X will enable investments, trades, and transactions as part of its financial services expansion, fulfilling Musk's everything ...
Elon Musk's X Corp sued New York on Tuesday, challenging the constitutionality of a state law requiring social media ...
Elon Musk dismissed the controversy over the special button, or kill switch, that Tesla supposedly installed on every Model Y ...
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