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The article focuses on statement made by Elon Musk, chief executive officer (CEO) at social media Twitter, about chances of one-to-one ratio of humanoid robots to human during investor day of electric vehicle manufacture Tesla. Topics discussed include development of artificially intelligent automation Optimus being developed by Tesla for use at home and factories, prevalence of artificial intelligence (AI) enabled automation, and stumbled price of robots.

The article discusses the acquisition by businessman Elon Musk of social media firm Twitter with aims to make it private and promote free online speech. According to technology analyst Benedict Evans, Twitter can be claimed to be a modern-day Craigslist. Also cited are Musk's claim that he is not focused on the economics of Twitter but its importance in the future of civilisation.

The article discusses the competition between Mark Zuckerberg's Meta (formerly Facebook) and Elon Musk's Twitter. It discusses Meta's launch of a new app called Threads, which resembles Twitter, and the potential impact it could have on the social media landscape. It further explores how Meta aims to take advantage of Twitter's recent challenges, including a decline in users, advertiser losses, and controversies over content moderation.

The article focuses on the debate surrounding online free speech and the challenges faced by social media platforms in moderating content. Topics include Ron DeSantis announcing his presidential bid on Twitter, the influence of Elon Musk on Twitter's management, the upcoming US presidential election, global regulations on online speech, and the differing viewpoints of Democrats and Republicans on content moderation.

The article informs that SpaceX hopes that its monstrous, dirt-cheap Starship will revolutionise space travel. It mentions Starship is designed to transport the million tonnes of supplies to Moon and Mars that Elon Musk thinks, meanwhile Starship's unprecedented combination of size and frugality could upend the economics of the space business closer to Earth, too.

The article focuses on the rise of antisemitism in America, with a particular emphasis on its manifestation on social media platforms like X. Topics include the role of tech mogul Elon Musk in the platform's handling of hate speech, the surge in antisemitic incidents following Hamas's attack on Israel, and the study revealing antisemitic attitudes across various demographics including young non-white Americans.

The article discusses the other business ventures of electric carmaker Tesla founder Elon Musk as of May 2021. Among Musk's companies is SpaceX, which aims to establish a colony on Mars. Also cited are Musk's Starlink service to introduce fast internet access around the world, and the efforts by SpaceX's rivals like United Launch Alliance and Arianespace to compete.

The article focuses on unhappy experience of Elon Musk's, chief executive officer (CEO) of electric vehicle firm Tesla, on running social media Twitter, and mentions wearying saga endured by the users of the social media. Topics discussed include votes from Twitter users for Musk to step down as the CEO, conflicts concerning the right to speech conflicts, and suspension of the rapper Ye by Twitter.

The article reports on the management style of businessman Elon Musk in managing the social media firm Twitter, which he recently acquired as of December 2022. Also cited are the Twitter files about its content moderation policy, the alleged evidence over Twitter's bias against Republican politicians, and the comment by former Twitter executive Jack Dorsey on the policy.

The article explores the creation of the Falcon Heavy space rocket by inventor and businessman Elon Musk. The company SpaceX has dominated the commercial-launch market after its first rocket launch in 2008. Musk wants to build a civilization on Mars through his project. The businessman is recognized for opening up fundamental opportunities in the space travel market.

The article offers the world business news briefs. Elon Musk, a businessman, launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) platform called TruthGpT as a rival to ChatGPT and other generative-AI bots. Fox News reached a settlement with Dominion Voting Systems over the broadcaster's fake claims that Dominion's machines helped steal the election in 2020 from Donald Trump. Apple opened its first stores in India.

The article informs that Berlin, Germany local authorities have granted permission to Elon Musk, chief executive officer (CEO) of Tesla to open a gig factory in Grunheide. It mentions that Tesla workers elected their first works council, a group of employees that in German law co-decide with managers things like working hours, leave and training.

The article informs that Tesla has missed analysts' expectations for deliveries for the third quarter in a row and reported that the gap between production and deliveries had grown, suggesting softening demand for its electric vehicles. It mentions that Tesla's share price has suffered a sharper correction than big tech, along with the take of owner Elon Musk on same.

The article focuses on flaring debate over freedom of Speech after curation of social media Twitter by Elon Musk, chief executive officer (CEO) at electric automobile firm Tesla. Topics discussed include excoriated journalists for interviewing supporters of former U.S. President Donald Trump, concerns about crime and inflation seen among voters, and efforts of newspapers to tie in knots to reconcile politics of staff.

The article offers the world business news briefs. Foxconn reported a sharp drop in revenue for November 2022. Neuralink, one of Elon Musk's ventures, is being investigated by the American government for violating animal welfare. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) forecasts return to profitability for the global airline industry 2023.

The article informs on the take on Elon Musk on Twitter. It mentions Musk's decision to allow the former U.S. President Donald Trump back onto the platform was the last straw for a few, though why Trump was beyond the pale and Nicolas Madura just fine was the kind of question Twitter had no time for. It also mentions that he will turn Twitter into the constructive public square he envisions, making it a truthful resource and revitalising America's bloated, unreliable news industry.

The article reports on the competition between social media platform Twitter and its rivals like Tumblr, Discord and Reddit. Also cited are the acquisition by businessman Elon Musk of Twitter for 44 billion dollars in October 2022, the move by users to search Twitter alternatives like Mastodon, and the efforts by other startups like Cohost and Truth Social to compete against Twitter.

The article presents the discussion on Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter raising questions of policy. Topics include world's richest man for owing such an important forum for public debate containing many workers within days of completing the acquisition above board; and venture by being brutal to the workforce, skipping the PowerPoint sessions, and managing through memes.

The article explores how Elon Musk, Chief Executive Officer of Twitter, is trying to develop social network and plans to charge 'Twitter' users for a 'verified' account based on purchasing-power parity'. Topics include how China's zero-covid policy has dented consumer confidence with growing caginess in the West; and Chinese property developers have defaulted on offshore bonds for investors' enthusiasm for Chinese firms' debt.

The article reports the business strategies of Chief executive officer of SpaceX, Elon Musk. It discusses the peace proposal for Ukraine and recommended that Taiwan become a special administrative zone of China; industry to limit sales of advanced computing chips and chip making tools to China.

The article offers several worldwide political news briefs. Topics include examines Jeremy Hunt, Britain new chancellor of the exchequer, ditched unfunded tax cuts in the government mini-budget and the cuts helped cause mayhem in the markets when they were announced on September 23, 2022; and considered Elon Musk reversed course and promised that Spacex, a rockets and satellites company that he runs continue to fund electronic communications in Ukraine through its Starlink internet network.

The article discusses mergers and acquisitions deal between microblogging service Twitter and businessman Elon Musk. It informs Musk's different approach to Twitter and mentions that he has no known plans to integrate the social-media platform with Tesla and SpaceX, his electric-vehicle and rocket firms. It also mentions that the deal financing includes a high-risk debt and spreads on this kind of instrument have soared.

The article reports on the trial on the 44 billion dollar acquisition deal of billionaire Elon Musk with social networking services provider and its potential damages for Musk.

The article analyzes how Tesla Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Elon Musk will use his power as a technologist to intervene in geopolitics. It reminds the potential of online social network Twitter to influence global perceptions of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and considers the online discussion of Musk with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a demonstration of his geopolitical influence. Also noted is the global importance of Starlink satellites, space company SpaceX and Twitter.

This section offers news briefs on the business sector as of October 2022. Billionaire Elon Musk has agreed to proceed with his acquisition of online social networking services provider Twitter only if a forthcoming trial is stopped. A sell-off of bonds led to a decline in the stock markets in the first two days of trading of the fourth quarter. British funeral provider Dignity recorded a half-year pre-tax loss.