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December 30, 2023
Mark Schobinger, who was Twitters senior director of compensation before leaving Elon Musks company in May, sued Twitter in June, claiming breach of contract.
December 29, 2023
Meanwhile, a US federal judge has ruled that X violated a contract when it failed to pay tens of millions of dollars in bonuses to its employees promised after Elon Musk acquired the platform for $44 billion. 📲 Elon Musk Run X Loses Appeal To Block California Content Moderation Law.
December 29, 2023
Elon Musk-run X (formerly Twitter) has lost a bid to block a California law requiring social media companies to disclose how they handle content moderation on their platforms. In September, X sued California to undo the state's content moderatio
December 28, 2023
Twitter violated contracts by failing to pay millions of dollars in bonuses that the social media company, now called X Corp, had promised its employees,
December 27, 2023
Elon Musk's social networking platform is facing trouble again after a federal court denied X's request to dismiss a case over employee bonuses.
December 27, 2023
(CTN News) - In a significant legal development, a federal judge ruled on Friday that X Corp, formerly known as Twitter, had violated.............
December 27, 2023
A judge refuses to dismiss a lawsuit against "X" that demands the company pay bonuses promised to workers.
December 27, 2023
Mark Schobinger, the former senior director of compensation at X (formerly Twitter), sued the company alleging that it promised employees 50% of their 2022 target bonuses but never made those payments.
December 27, 2023
The class action suit was originally filed in June by X's former head of compensation Mark on behalf of himself and a slew of other current and former X employees.
December 27, 2023
X is under a new lawsuit after a federal judge ruled that X, formerly Twitter, had failed to pay its employees the promised annual bonuses which accounted for millions of dollars in total.