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In a groundbreaking move that has sent shockwaves through the social media world, tech mogul Elon Musk has once again proved that having all the moola can seriously do major things.

In a series of tweets, Musk said: “And soon we shall bid adieu to the twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds.”

Powered by ai and x will connect us in ways were beginning to imagine. elon musk said he wants x to be everything app, has company called space x, at one point he launched company called x.com, which ended up becoming paypal. this is the way this company is going to look. he did reach out to his users to get their opinion and they support this. >> carley: zuckerberg has meta and elon musk has x, both want everything all immersive. i think you can change the name of twitter, if you want. a lot of...

An X-tremely poor decision? Elon Musk is getting slammed for scrapping Twitter’s iconic bird logo for an “X.”

Elon musk is a huge fan of this, there been an x corporation company and elon musk is involved with space x, he made a new company called ex dot ai, the tesla model acts, this is not, while mip shocking to get rid of the notable brand, but this is how elon musk wants to put his stamp on the company. this is something _ stamp on the company. this is something that _ stamp on the company. this is something that is _ stamp on the company. this is something that is very - stamp on the company. this ...

Which are like building the satellites. its about a $30 billion opportunity. and then theres applications, and thats about an $830 billion opportunity. and when i say "applications", those are all the services that we use from space. so the unique thing about rocket lab is we cover all of the spectrum, basically. so we build rockets. and i think were most famously known for our electron launch vehicle, which is a small, dedicated launch vehicle. its currently the second most frequently launched ...

In contracts from yourselves at nasa and other parts of the us government — i mean, spacex, at least, ithink, $10 billion. bill, would they be able to be so successful without those public sector contracts? well, certainly the incentive for them to start their work was government payments and investment. for example, the whole commercialjet airline — what do you think it was developed for? it was originally developed for the us military after world war ii. look at what jet airplanes do in th...

England australia have won the ashes against england following a draw. now on bbc news: talking business. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. lets go and take a look at whats on the show. the billion—dollar blast off — as more and more rockets and satellites head into orbit, the question is, "just how big "can the space economy become?" from elon musk�*s spacex tojeff bezos�*s blue origin, private companies are getting a bigger slice of the high sky ...

We have an insurance company called arbol that is using satellite data to underwrite and pay out insurance policies. these companies, again, have grown incredibly fast over the last few years and are starting to play an increasingly important role in their select market verticals. well, on that point, chad anderson, a real pleasure having you on the show. good luck with everything and ill check in with you soon. thank you. now dishwasher engineer to self—taught rocket guru. it might sound like...

So how are companies hoping to make money out of orbiting in thin air? well, ive been speaking to the man whos literally written the book on the space economy, but is also the founder of the investment fund space capital, which has poured more than $100 million into the space economy, including into elon musk�*s industry—leading spacex. chad anderson, a real pleasure having you on the show. and, chad, let me start with this, because your fund is invested in more than 20 different space—ori...