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Microsoft CEO Says Failed TikTok Deal 'Strangest Thing I've Worked On' Microsoft's near-acquisition of social media app TikTok last year was the "strangest thing I've ever worked on," Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella said on Monday.TikTok had been ordered by then-US President Donald Trump to separate its US, version from Chinese parent ByteDance because of national security

Byron Allen's Allen Media Group confirmed it is undergoing layoffs as part of strategic changes at the media company.

A flippant Elon Musk takes shots at Biden, the SEC and anti-nuclear sentiment : Rashtra News Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, stands in the foundry of the Tesla Gigafactory during a press event. year.Patrick Pleul | picture alliance | picture alliance | Getty ImagesSpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk criticized President Joe Biden on Tuesday, deeming

The US government's antitrust suit argues that Apple's sticky ecosystem keeps hold of customers by penalizing those who leave.

This month the streaming service announced it would remove R. Kelly and rapper XXXtentacion's music from its playlists, citing the new policy on hate content and hateful conduct.

Elon Musks desperate need to inject himself into every conversation sends a signal that the way to combat loneliness is to seek attention.

Adobe’s Dana Rao discusses the future of AI and copyright. Plus: why Adobe walked away from Figma.

Mutual fund giant Fidelity has slashed X Holdings' valuation by a huge 71.5% after the advertiser fiasco. Here's more.

Fidelity significantly reduces its valuation of Musk's X Holdings by 71.5%, reflecting the challenges and controversies faced by the company.

Mutual fund company Fidelity has marked down its investment in X holdings — the parent company of X (formerly Twitter) owned by Elon Musk — by 71.5% from the original valuation of shares, according to a new disclosure. Fidelity spent $19.2 million to acquire a stake in X back in October 2022. Notably, Fidelity's disclosures are one month behind the current date.