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The article features billionaire Elon Musk, who was chosen by "TIME" magazine as the 2021 Person of the Year. Topics discussed include information on his SpaceX, a global commercial leader in building and flying rockets and crews, visions of Musk, and impact of his company Tesla on the electric vehicles market.

The article examines how billionaire Elon Musk, chosen by "TIME" magazine as the 2021 Person of the Year, is reshaping the world. Topics discussed include information on his startup rocket company, SpaceX, number of Teslas vehicles that car-rental giant Hertz planned to add to its fleet, and childhood background of Musk, according to Antonio Gracias, Musk's close friend.

Politicians and celebrities crave a Twitter that works like the pre-Musk one, but with less hate speech, disinformation, and conspiracy theories. Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter has set a new standard for disruption. For the people who care most about Twitter - the politicians, activists, celebrities, and journalists who practically live on the site - life without Twitter is hard to imagine, but they need to do so. [Extracted from the article]

Not so much these days, because what I did not see coming a mile off was Musk's wholesale transformation into the world's richest online troll after his purchase of Twitter. Time 100 Titans I first met Elon Musk in 1999 when he was just another Silicon Valley techie with a startup (in his case, X.com). But under Musk's erratic rule, Twitter has become a nonstop grievance tantrum we must all endure, and he wastes far too much of his time fiddling on his toxic violin while it burns. [Extracted from the article]

But his brashness has formerly been checked by other forces - among them former NASA engineers at SpaceX and Tesla CTO JB Straubel, known for insulating subordinates from Musk's ever shifting demands. Stock prices for carmaker Tesla hit all-time highs, while SpaceX had landed a NASA contract to put astronauts on the moon. LAST YEAR, ELON MUSK SEEMED TO have escaped the force of gravity. [Extracted from the article]

A list of the most influential innovators in the world in 2021 according to the periodical "Time" is presented including Jensen Huang, Sara Menker, and Elon Musk.

An interview with Michael Saylor, chief executive officer (CEO) of enterprise software company MicroStrategy Inc., is presented. He talks about his company's investment in cryptocurrency Bitcoin, his conversation with Tesla Motors' CEO Elon Musk on social media platform Twitter about encouraging him to invest in Bitcoin, and his ongoing communication with Musk.

The author reflects on billionaire Elon Musk as an innovator. Topics discussed include role of Musk's vehicle company Tesla in transporting the world into the age of electric cars and self-driving ones, other companies founded by Musk which includes Tesla Energy, SpaceX and Neuralink, and comparison of Musk with billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos.

The article presents a profile of businessman, entrepreneur, and inventor Elon Musk, focusing on the first orbital test of his Dragon spacecraft in May 2012, his space transport company Space Exploration Technologies Co. (SpaceX), and his views on the private space travel industry. A comparison of Musk to the character Tony Stark in the "Iron Man" movie series is also mentioned. A fall 2012 launch is expected for Musk's Dragon spacecraft which will carry supplies to the International Space Station.

The article features PayPal co-founder and entrepreneur Elon Musk, one of the most influential people in the world in 2021 according to the periodical "Time."

The article presents quotes from Tesla's Elon Musk and actor Daniel Kaluuya, statistics on the number of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses to be shared by the U.S. to other countries and number of days volunteers spent in a cave in France to monitor the brain's perceptions of time in isolated environments, and the authorization given by the U.S. Department of State to fly the Pride flag.

The article announces that businessman Elon Musk reached a securities-fraud-related settlement agreement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and it mentions how Musk plans to step down as the chairman of the Tesla Inc. electric automobile firm and pay a 20 million dollar penalty.

Elon Musk wants Twitter to bring "power to the people." Under the new Twitter Blue system, Twitter users who want to keep using the site for free can do so--but their posts will be ranked lower and they will see twice as many ads, Musk tweeted. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents statistics on estimated number of plastic items littering coral reefs across the Asia-Pacific region, value of the chocolate in two truck trailers that were stolen in Germany, and quotations from Elon Musk, Tesla co-founder, and golfer Tiger Woods.

The article focuses on automobile company Tesla which has been associated with electric vehicles (EV) for several years and has struggled to deliver Model 3 and mentions the views of founder Elon Musk on internal delays related to producing Tesla's battery. Topics include William C. Ford, the executive chairman of automobile firm Ford Motor Co., on China to lead in EV production, investment of China in policies to develop EV industry and statistic regarding sales of EV in China.

The article reports on the focus of new businesses to develop self-driving cars to see objects on the road all the time like human beings. Modern cars have many sensors and cameras that are hampered by snow and darkness, and lidar are too costly for widespread use. Tesla's Elon Musk contends that advanced radar could act like lidar in autonomous vehicles.

His friend Bill Lee, who claims to have persuaded Musk to join Twitter in the first place, told me that Musk became "probably the most viral social influencer ever" by accident, not design, and that he viewed it as a way to let off steam and connect with people directly. SpaceX has also received billions of government funding in the form of NASA contracts, though the company similarly first had to get off the ground (so to speak) on the strength of Musk's will and wallet. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides tips for people who plan on pitching ideas and concepts at innovation-related competitions such as the X Prize Visioneering annual event which was recently held on May 17, 2014, focusing on brainstorming and competitions for engineers and entrepreneurs. The Mojave Aerospace Ventures firm and its development of the SpaceShipOne private space travel vehicle which won the first X Prize in 2004 are mentioned. Inventor Elon Musk and his SpaceX company are also examined.

The article discusses the U.S. solar power industry and start-up companies such as SolarCity and Nanosolar as of November 2013, focusing on entrepreneur Elon Musk, a reported crash involving the nation's solar-manufacturing industry, and a scandal involving the U.S. government-backed solar firm Solyndra. According to the article, SolarCity has installed 464 megawatts of solar power since its founding in 2006. SolarCity's chief executive officer Lyndon Rive, who is Musk's cousin, is mentioned.

The author discusses the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and predictions of its dangers to humanity. Topics discussed include the spread of information access, statements by physicist Stephen Hawking and inventor Elon Musk on the potential dangers of AI, and possible ways to ensure AI ethics and the safety of AI to people.

The article discusses the U.S. National Aeronautics & Space Administration's (NASA's) decision to choose the aerospace companies Boeing Co. and Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) as the winners of a years-long competition to design and build a line of vehicles that will carry Americans into space. SpaceX's leader Elon Musk and the International Space Station (ISS) are mentioned, along with a competition loss by the electronic systems and integration firm Sierra Nevada Corp.

This section offers world news briefs. Topics discussed include the release of Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from prison on September 19, 2018, an investigation launched by the U.S. Department of Justice into electric car firm Tesla, after founder Elon Musk tweeted that he would take the company private, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's offer to shut down a major missile test site if the U.S. agrees to reciprocal measures.

The article discusses several companies which reportedly offer private space travel services as of January 2014, focusing on entrepreneur Elon Musk's SpaceX firm, billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic company, and the commercial, research, and defense satellite company Orbital Sciences Corp. Musk's Tesla Motors electric car company is mentioned, along with SpaceX's plans for four missions to resupply the International Space Station in 2014.

The article discusses billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk from the U.S. as of October 2013, focusing on his roles as the chief executive officer of the aerospace company SpaceX and the head of the Tesla electric-car manufacturing firm. SpaceX's launch of its Falcon 9 rocket on September 29, 2013 is addressed, along with information on Tesla's Model S all-electric vehicle and Musk's leadership at the SolarCity residential solar power company in the U.S.

The article presents a profile of entrepreneur Elon Musk, with a focus on his development of the space transportation and technology firm SpaceX.

A list is provided of the people who have been named as titans on "Time” Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World list for 2013, including rapper Jay Z, entrepreneur Elon Musk, and professional basketball player LeBron James.

Several microblog messages and photos are examined from people who have been named to "Time" Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World list for 2013, including comments from comedian and television host Jimmy Fallon, businessman Elon Musk, and talent manager Scooter Braun.

The article discusses bad press and a February 10, 2013 "New York Times" newspaper review by John M. Broder of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk's Tesla Model S battery-powered roadster, including information on a debate between Musk and Broder regarding the accuracy of the reviewer's statements about the operability of a Tesla test vehicle. The newspaper's public editor Margaret Sullivan states that Broder did drive the test vehicle in good faith, but he did not exercise good judgment.

The article presents questions answered by electric-car maker Tesla Motors's co-founder Elon Musk on the possibility that the electric car can replace the combustion engine, whether or not Musk was considered a geek in school, and if there is a technological limit to what he is capable of creating.

The article profiles rocket scientist and entrepreneur Elon Musk.

The article reports on the settlement between Elon Musk, chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of electric car manufacturer Tesla, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over securities fraud charges.

The article features technology entrepreneur Elon Musk, who is the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of SpaceX and co-founder and CEO of Tesla Inc.

The article presents views of some notable people and statistics which include views of Elon Musk, co-founder of Tesla, on effort to raise money for his Boring Co., number of plastic items littering coral reefs and value of chocolate in two truck trailers.

The article states chief executive officer Elon Musk of electric automobile manufacturer Tesla said that concerns about fires in three Tesla electric sports cars are being overblown and mentions that the Tesla automobiles are being held to a much higher standard and there was no reason for a recall.