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Musk's X Ordered To Pay Rs 5 Crore To Employee Fired For Not Responding To Billionaire's Email
Elon Musk's microblogging site X has been ordered to pay compensation to a former employee in an unfair dismissal case.
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"Will Fund Legal Fees To Challenge Irish Hate Speech Bill": Elon Musk
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk said he will fund legal challenges to pending Irish hate speech legislation he says would limit freedom of expression, in an interview published Wednesday.
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Parag Agrawal Is New Twitter CEO. Here Are Other Indian-Origin Executives Leading Major Technology Firms
After Parag Agrawal's succession to the position of Twitter's CEO, Irish billionaire entrepreneur Patrick Collison in a tweet noted the success of Indians in the tech world to which billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk concurred.
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Once Ireland's richest man, bankrupt Quinn faces jail
Once Ireland's richest man, Sean Quinn was found guilty of contempt on Tuesday and may go to jail after a court ruled that the bankrupt businessman had blocked a state bank from seizing property worth hundreds of millions of euros.
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Musk's X Ordered To Pay Rs 5 Crore To Employee Fired For Not Responding To Billionaire's Email
Elon Musk's microblogging site X has been ordered to pay compensation to a former employee in an unfair dismissal case.
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"Will Fund Legal Fees To Challenge Irish Hate Speech Bill": Elon Musk
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk said he will fund legal challenges to pending Irish hate speech legislation he says would limit freedom of expression, in an interview published Wednesday.
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Parag Agrawal Is New Twitter CEO. Here Are Other Indian-Origin Executives Leading Major Technology Firms
After Parag Agrawal's succession to the position of Twitter's CEO, Irish billionaire entrepreneur Patrick Collison in a tweet noted the success of Indians in the tech world to which billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk concurred.
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Once Ireland's richest man, bankrupt Quinn faces jail
Once Ireland's richest man, Sean Quinn was found guilty of contempt on Tuesday and may go to jail after a court ruled that the bankrupt businessman had blocked a state bank from seizing property worth hundreds of millions of euros.
