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Elon Musk said Monday that X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, would begin charging users a fee to use the website in an effort to make it more difficult to set up bot accounts.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday denied a report that the electric vehicle maker is in talks with Saudi Arabia about setting up a manufacturing plant in the kingdom.

China-linked video app TikTok has been slapped with a $370 million fine for allegedly violating the European Union's privacy laws on handling children's data.

The company behind the "One Chip Challenge" is working to remove the product from stores after a Massachusetts teen died after participating in the viral social media trend.

A managing director's 2019 business podcast interview has resurfaced and sparked debate on social media as people learn he disqualifies job seekers if they don't wash their coffee cups.

A former fashion stylist is bringing an industry secret to life. It involves putting painter's tape on shoe soles, so the items can be modeled and returned to stores.

Some workers at Meta Platforms had to start reporting for work in person three times per week under the social media company's office policy that came into force after Labor Day.

Digital World, the special purpose acquisition company planning to take former President Trump's media company public, voted Tuesday to extend the merger deadline another year.

Elon Musk threatened to sue the Anti-Defamation League over X's 60% U.S. advertising slump, clarifying he's 'pro free speech, but against anti-Semitism."

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., shared a left-wing account's video on her Instagram Story that called inflation a "propaganda" term.

X, formerly Twitter, releasing an announcement to ensure access to 'open, accurate, and safe political discourse' drew wary reactions on the platform, including from elected officials.