Musk was manipulating Twitter's share price, buying 9.2% of the company in March, acquiring it for $44 billion in April, asking for real data in June, terminating it in July when Twitter didn't cooperate, and sending another termination letter in August.
The latest Covid-19 wave has disrupted production of Super Bowl commercials, raised costs and left brands anxious about striking the right tone https://t.co/1rAw0oESLc
It’s about to get a lot easier to find out what jobs in New York City pay, and employers aren’t happy. “It’s just the wrong solution.” https://t.co/AbFXpmiuSV
Though steel prices remain high, executives say the drop is a relief for manufacturers and construction firms after months of panic buying and low inventories made U.S. steel the most expensive in the world last year. https://t.co/SyRjncGvQU
Facebook uses free internet access to boost user growth in poor countries. But many people end up with charges, a problem the company knows about. It “breaches our transparency principle,” according to internal documents. https://t.co/6mXfCPHFwC
Three years after the Brumadinho disaster, the fallout from the dam collapse that killed 270 people still looms large over mining giant Vale https://t.co/pvKQtPa2l7
“Inflation has always been a positive for our business.” Leaders from Dow, Apple, McDonald’s and others share what they are seeing as prices rise. https://t.co/wTx7XFYWuW
Apple has retaken the top smartphone spot in China for the first time since 2015. The advance of the iPhone there comes after U.S. sanctions of Huawei. https://t.co/0yckYwAwTt
“We’re living on top of ticking time bombs”: A dam collapse three years ago that killed 270 people still looms large over Brazilian communities https://t.co/SOYnu0wrXr
Sony seeks to leverage strength in hardware as its videogaming battle with Microsoft shifts to cloud services and exclusive software https://t.co/vGwHRyR2az
Tons of people flock to streaming services when hotly anticipated entertainment like “Wonder Woman 1984” and “Hamilton” comes out. But many of these new subscribers are canceling pretty quickly, a @WSJ analysis of @AntennaData shows. W/@BenMullin
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When Chanel started marketing a new cosmetics line this month, a Chinese competitor accused the French brand of appropriating an Asian flower and mounted a consumer backlash campaign. This time, it didn't materialize. https://t.co/yhqqqZEkcy
CNN President Jeff Zucker resigned, citing his failure to disclose a consensual relationship with a close colleague, according to an email he sent to staff https://t.co/oj7oJMKeQ7
Phil Spencer, the executive who engineered Microsoft’s $75 billion Activision deal, is such a dedicated gamer that he sometimes plays on his Xbox during conference calls https://t.co/indDB7GgHA