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Musk bought Twitter after then-CEO refused to ban jet tracker: Report
- Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter in January 2022 may have stemmed from a seemingly minor incident involving a denied request to suspend the account @ElonJet, operated by Jack Sweeney, a college student.
- Sweeney's account tracked Musk's private jet, leading to annoyance from the Tesla CEO. Musk's unsuccessful petition to then-CEO Parag Agrawal to remove the account reportedly fueled his decision to buy Twitter shares.
- Since acquiring Twitter for $44 billion, Musk has made significant changes, including laying off staff and suspending accounts like @ElonJet and those of journalists.
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"Mere Pas Time Nahi Hai": Woman shares Swiggy agent refused to deliver order; company responds
- A recent incident involving a Swiggy delivery agent has sparked controversy after a woman shared her ordeal on social media.
- Neha S took to X, formerly Twitter, to express frustration when her order for her children was refused by the delivery agent, who allegedly stated, "mere pas time nahi hai" (I don't have time, do whatever you want, I won't deliver the order).
- Responding to the viral tweet, Swiggy clarified that the matter was resolved over a call. The company wrote, "@Neha_ns9999 Hope the team could sort this out over call. We're right here should you need us for anything :)"
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Lot of layoffs happening: Elon Musk
- In response to a post by tech blogger Robert Scoble lamenting the challenges of Silicon Valley, Elon Musk took to X to express his concern, stating, "Lot of layoffs happening."
- This comes in the wake of eBay's announcement of a significant workforce reduction, cutting 1,000 jobs, constituting 9% of its employees. The tech industry has seen a trend of layoffs, with giants like Google and Amazon already letting go of hundreds of employees this year.
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Elon Musk reacts to drug use claims as SpaceX management expresses concerns
- Billionaire Elon Musk has faced criticism from top executives at SpaceX and Tesla regarding alleged drug use, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.
- Musk vehemently denied the claims, stating on social media platform X that "not even trace quantities" of drugs were found in his system over three years of random testing.
- Musk's lawyer, Alex Spiro, dismissed the report as containing "false facts" and clarified that Musk had tested negative for substances since his 2018 appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast.
- The report suggested Musk had engaged in drug use at parties, prompting concerns among some Tesla and SpaceX executives about potential harm to the companies.
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Entrepreneur criticised for ‘unprofessional’ WhatsApp DP, asks people 'Is it too bold?'
- Surbhi Jain, the founder of the Neend app, recently shared an unsettling experience where an 'industry veteran' messaged her at 1:30 am criticizing her WhatsApp display picture, specifically her red hair, as 'unprofessional.'
- Jain, reflecting on the incident, stated, "Challenging the status quo and breaking free from the usual is the way forward. It's not just about making bold business decisions, but also reflecting that boldness and individuality in our personal expressions.
- She emphasized the need for founders to embrace their uniqueness and challenge conventional norms. The incident, shared on X, garnered nearly 80,000 views and drew supportive comments from individuals acknowledging the importance of self-expression.
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‘Leave software job, sell lehengas in Chandni Chowk’: IIT graduate's advice sparks social media debate
- Amit Jaglan, an IIT Guwahati graduate and Urban Company executive, sparked a debate by suggesting youngsters leave software engineering for lehenga businesses in Chandni Chowk.
- In a post shared on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) last week, Jaglan said he saw expensive lehengas selling like hot cakes at Chandni Chowk. “One advice: Leave your software job and just sell lehngas,” he tweeted. “I am at a loss of words. Lehngas north of 1 lakh rupees flying off the counters,” Jaglan added.
- His views were criticized by several people. “Getting into software is way easier than getting into the Lehenga business in any serious way,” said one user.
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Netizens react with hilarious memes after Sam Altman confirms his return to OpenAI
- The tech world witnessed a rollercoaster week as Sam Altman's abrupt firing and subsequent return as OpenAI CEO unfolded. Social media erupted with humorous memes on platforms like Twitter, with users expressing amusement at the dramatic twists.
- One user humorously questioned the behind-the-scenes drama, stating, "Don't know who's director and scriptwriter but enjoying this drama."
- Another highlighted Altman's avoidance of Microsoft Teams, saying, "The lengths this man will go to not use Microsoft Teams."
- The online reactions underscored the tech community's keen interest, turning the executive shakeup into an entertaining spectacle on social platforms.
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Paytm founder suggests Elon Musk to create a 'Wikipedia equivalent'
- Elon Musk pledged to donate $1 billion to Wikipedia if they changed their name to "Dickipedia" for at least one year, citing accuracy as the reason.
- The Paytm Founder, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, suggested that Elon Musk create a Wiki-like reference platform using a microblogging site's Community Notes feature.
- Musk explained that Wikipedia's hierarchical editing system could lead to biases, while Community Notes, based on historical viewpoints, requires consensus without ranking or influence.
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Elon Musk issues fresh warning, says we are sleepwalking our way into World War 3
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk warned that the US and the entire human civilisation may be edging towards World War 3 due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
- Musk emphasized the need for US foreign policy to prevent regional conflicts from escalating into larger, global conflicts, particularly focusing on the evolving Russia-China relationship.
- Musk initially refrained from letting Ukraine use Starlink internet for military purposes.
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Elon Musk offers to give one billion dollar to Wikipedia, if they change their name to this
- Elon Musk has made a bizarre proposal to Wikipedia, offering them $1 billion in exchange for changing their name to "Dickipedia" in the interest of accuracy.
- Musk engaged with X users on the topic, indicating that Wikipedia would need to keep the new name for a minimum of one year to collect the money.
- He also questioned why the Wikimedia Foundation, which supports Wikipedia, asks for so much money when operating Wikipedia doesn't require extensive funds, suggesting that the money's purpose is unclear.
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Elon Musk’s X illegally fired employee who publicly challenged return-to-work plans, NLRB alleges
- The National Labor Relations Board alleges that Elon Musk's X unlawfully fired an employee who publicly criticized the company's return-to-work policy.
- The employee, Yao Yue, was terminated after attempting to organize fellow workers who were unhappy with Musk's changes to work requirements.
- X is accused of interfering with employees' rights guaranteed under national labor law, and a hearing on the case is scheduled for January 30th in San Francisco.
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Parag Agrawal, other Twitter executives win $1.1 million in legal fees from Elon Musk’s X
- Former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, along with other executives, wins $1.1 million in legal fees from Elon Musk's X Corp.
- They sued Musk-run Twitter in April for unpaid legal bills exceeding $1 million incurred during their time at the company while responding to inquiries from the Department of Justice and SEC.
- The legal dispute emerged when Musk took control of Twitter in October, terminating their employment. They had an exit package of around $90-100 million, with Agrawal receiving the largest payout, estimated at $40 million.
- Agrawal and Segal were named in a Securities Class Action lawsuit while still at Twitter, and Gadde was named in February this year.
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Elon Musk's first wife says he often told her: 'If you were my employee, I'd fire you'
- Justine Musk, Elon Musk's first wife, has revealed in her biography that Elon often told her, "If you were my employee, I'd fire you," during their marriage.
- The couple met at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, where Justine was an aspiring writer, and Elon was a determined and persistent individual.
- They eventually got married but faced challenges as Elon's fortune rose dramatically due to his entrepreneurial success, changing the dynamics of their relationship.
- Elon claimed during their divorce proceedings that he offered Justine an $80 million settlement, which she declined.
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Elon Musk tries hands on Barrett 50 cal sniper rifle; pics surface
- Tesla owner Elon Musk recently shared a video on social media in which he can be seen trying his hand at firing a Barrett .50 caliber sniper rifle. The video was captioned, "Hip-firing my Barrett 50 cal."
- When not at his Tesla, SpaceX, or X offices, Elon Musk is known for his adventurous pursuits, which now include handling firearms like the Barrett sniper rifle.
- Musk posted the video on X, formerly known as Twitter, where he has a significant presence. The video showcases his interest in various activities beyond his business ventures.
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'Wasn't Born Rich': AOC blasts Musk for saying she's 'not Smart' over US migrant crisis
- Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) criticized Tesla CEO Elon Musk after he insulted her intelligence regarding the US migrant crisis.
- Musk reignited their ongoing feud by calling AOC "not that smart" after she compared the current migrant crisis to the historical immigration through Ellis Island.
- AOC responded by highlighting her achievements and stating that she "wasn't born rich," emphasizing her rise to becoming the youngest woman elected to Congress.
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