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Top official confirms feature was removed but only temporarily, following Reuters report that prompted criticism of Elon Musk
The view counter will prove “how much more alive” the platform is, its CEO claimed
Elon Musk has said he will resign as Twitter's chief executive officer when he finds someone "foolish enough to take the job".
Jason Calacanis volunteered himself and ran his own poll
Elon Musk looks set to quit as CEO of Twitter after asking the website’s users to decide his future at the company
Billionaire businessman Elon Musk says several journalists he suspended from his social media company, Twitter, will have their accounts reinstated.
Elon Musk said he wants free speech on Twitter – but his latest move suggests the opposite. And he’s be warned sanctions may follow.
Elon Musk is hitting journalists who make a living reporting on the billionaire where he can ... silencing their Twitter accounts.
The company's employees agreed that the sitting US president hadn't “incited violence,” documents reveal
The platform must censor according to EU rules, the Brussels market overseer warns
The billionaire said he could launch his own smartphone if Twitter is booted off popular platforms
The Twitter chief says he will reinstate accounts suspended for threats, harassment and misinformation beginning next week
Elon Musk may have cleared out a majority of Twitter’s staff in his mammoth takeover this month, but it looks like he still has some work to do around the office.
Trump was reinstated after more than 15 million people voted in a Twitter poll posted by Musk
Trump was banned from Twitter in January 2021 after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Usage has risen despite some high-profile departures and the growth of Mastodon and Tumblr
The billionaire told employees in an email, "I would appreciate it if you could fly to San Francisco to be present in person."
Earlier in the day, Musk said his companies will be well-positioned in 2023 despite the possibility of a tough economy.
In his first week at Twitter, the billionaire fired top leaders, conducted sweeping layoffs and hinted that other changes could be on the way.