Elon Musk

Minister for Justice says any time Trumps or Musk ‘have a different view to you ... is not a bad day at the office’

Bill extends list of groups covered by incitement to hatred legislation and mirrors UK law but some TDs have raised concerns

New social media platform gains momentum as once-friendly tech billionaires go toe-to-toe

Bill, currently going through Seanad, will legislate against hate crimes for first time

Social media site’s services down with some 3,600 users reporting problems logging in to accounts

CEO calls the move a win for both the public and media organisations

Elon Musk’s so far ill-fated effort to monetise account verification is undermining the worth of his social media investment

Alienation has become the social media app’s strategy of choice and unsurprisingly the outlook is not good

Celebrities pledge not pay for Twitter as verified check marks that have reappeared on their profiles on Sunday

Everyone from Cristiano Ronaldo to Donald Trump has lost their ‘blue tick’ verification

Unmanned rocket was not expected to complete all phases of first attempted space flight

In the year since he first bid for the social media group, Elon Musk has delivered on some promises, failed on others, and struggled to deliver a reliable business

EV maker eats into its industry-leading margin to maintain dominance in the US and catch up on BYD in China

Musk owned company will need a minimum of two days to prepare the system for another attempt at orbital flight

Planet Business: Tupperware meltdown, a scandal at Britain’s CBI and lessons from Elon Musk’s interview with the BBC

Author of The Internet Is Not What You Think It Is says aspects of it are damaging us, as individuals and societies

It is easier to break even when costs have been cut to the bone

Twitter owner says ‘almost all’ have returned or said they will return to platform

Change comes as ex-Twitter chief executive Parag Agrawal reveals DOJ probe in pursuit of legal fees repayment

Labels added to range of public-service broadcasters in latest changes to social media site pushed through by Elon Musk

BBC contacted Twitter after ‘government-funded media’ label was attached to the main @BBC account

Expansion comes as Washington calls on US groups to be less reliant on Chinese manufacturers

Turmoil in international markets wipes €17bn off the net wealth of our richest men, Forbes annual list shows

Bird logo replaced by Shiba Inu meme image

The electric vehicle automaker led by Elon Musk shipped 88,869 vehicles from its Shanghai factory in March, preliminary figures show

Musk’s decision to cut prices by up to 9% appears to yield results in increased sales

Planet Business: Pink hearts and other new emojis, a Russian exit tax and the viral puffer jacket image mistaken for real papal style

Hugh Linehan: There are growing fears that the AI arms race could pose an existential threat to humanity

Why would any organisation pay almost €1,000 a month for a gold badge?

More than 1,000 researchers and executives sign open letter to halt what they describe as a ‘dangerous’ arms race

Reductions have caused second-hand vehicles to depreciate more steeply

Social media company seeks subpoena and removal of software instructions from GitHub

Social media company’s steep devaluation follows Musk’s turbulent takeover with several large advertisers leaving the platform

Choice of April 1st to begin winding down ‘legacy’ verification scheme revives bad memories of Tesla boss’s 2018 ‘bankwupt’ joke

His lieutenants have upended the company by identifying who to fire, refusing to pay vendors and renegotiating down bills

Gary Lineker’s spat with the BBC highlights the insidious relationship between the platform and news organisations

The best leaders should toggle between leadership styles according to the conditions

Planet Business: Toblerone leaves the Matterhorn behind, Elon Musk makes rare apology and why the only way is up, still, for interest rates

The second richest man in the world gets another reminder while he may own Twitter he cannot make decisions about it on a whim with no repercussions

The Icelandic entrepreneur, who has muscular dystrophy and uses a wheelchair, contacted the Twitter CEO through a tweet to find out if he was sacked