A judge has ruled that Twitter's lawsuit against billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk can go forward with a 5-day trial. This is regarded as a small victory for Twitter.
Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad is facing charges about using the newsroom to carry out a "nuclear bomb" threat against rivals in an attempt to take over the media company.
The Maya train project covering the northern Quintana Roo stretch will cost 92% higher than initially thought, according to Mexico's government document.
More and more states have been releasing their respective SNAP Benefits update, with New York recently joining the list to provide aid to its residents.
Elon Musk has recently received a lawsuit against him from Twitter, wherein the social media company accused him of breaching an agreement to procure the platform for $44 billion.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates will be having changes in his wealth allotment, with the billionaire moving $20 billion of his wealth into financing the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
IBT Media insisted that it is the "rightful and legal" owner of Newsweek in response to Dev Pragad's attempts to take control of the publication through weaponizing its newsroom and by filing "meritless" claims.
Elon Musk pulls out of his billion-dollar deal with Twitter on Friday. Here's what the social company intends to do if their deal does not push through.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly removed himself from the board of his social media company just weeks before the company was issued federal subpoenas, according to records.
The ADP Research Institute and Stanford Digital Economy Lab to provide a more robust, high-frequency view of the labor market and trajectory of economic growth.
Argentina is facing some financial woes after the peso fell, with stock prices in the country also going down. This comes after moderate finance minister Martín Guzmán resigned from the cabinet and Argentinian President Alberto Fernández named leftist Silvina Batakis as his successor.
IBT Media purchased Newsweek in 2013 and is now asking a New York court to cancel a 2018 deal, in which Newsweek was spun off as an independent company.
