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X Investors Have Lost $24 Billion Since Elon Musk Takeover In 2022: Report
When Elon Musk acquired X (then Twitter) in 2022 for $44 billion, he did so with the backing of a formidable group of investors, including Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey and leading Silicon Valley venture capital firm
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Musk's Twitter Deal, SpaceX Starlink Satellite Network May Be Subject to National Review by US Officials: Report
Biden Administration officials are discussing whether the United States should subject some of Elon Musk's ventures to national review including the deal for Twitter and SpaceX's Starlink satellite network, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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"Should I Kill Myself?" Indian In Saudi Tweets SOS. Sushma Swaraj's Reply
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, while troubleshooting on Twitter the problems of Indians who are living abroad, came across a post by a man who alleged he would "commit suicide" if he was unable to return to India from Saudi Arabia.
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Watch: A Fashion Show Where Drones Replace Models
A fashion show where drones replace models? It looks exactly as bizarre as it sounds, as proved by a series of videos currently going viral on social media. At least three separate clips show clothes being flown down a runway. Though some Twitterati (and Qatar's The New Arab) claim the fashion show where drones replaced models took place in the con...
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Watch: Runway Barely Visible, Pilot Lands Plane During Sandstorm
A pilot's skilled landing in the middle of a raging sandstorm in Saudi Arabia has impressed Twitterati. Footage of the landing - which captures the runway slowly disappear in clouds of sand and dust - was tweeted by the World Meteorological Organization or WMO on Friday and been watched 23,000 times already.
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Who Is Alwaleed Bin Talal, The Prince At The Center Of The Saudi Corruption Purge?
Even if you didn't know much about Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal before his arrest on Saturday - in what was either an anti-corruption purge or a political crackdown - you're almost certainly acquainted with his money.
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Saudi Top Prosecutor Summons Twitter Users For Harming Public Order
A group of Twitter users will be indicted in Saudi Arabia on charges of harming public order for threatening the "safety and moderate ideology of society" through extremism, according to a statement on state news agency SPA.
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Saudi jails anti-regime tweeter for 10 years
A Saudi court has jailed a tweeter for 10 years after convicting him of insulting the kingdom's political and religious leaders and urging anti-regime protests, official SPA news agency reported.
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Malaysia defends deporting Saudi in Twitter row
Malaysia on Monday defended its deportation of a Saudi journalist wanted at home for comments deemed insulting to the Prophet Mohammed, saying it was not a "safe haven" for fugitives.
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Saudi man faces death calls after prophet tweets
A young Saudi journalist is facing calls for his execution after tweeting remarks about the Prophet Mohammed, and the kingdom's top clerics are demanding his trial after denouncing him as an "apostate."
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X Investors Have Lost $24 Billion Since Elon Musk Takeover In 2022: Report
When Elon Musk acquired X (then Twitter) in 2022 for $44 billion, he did so with the backing of a formidable group of investors, including Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey and leading Silicon Valley venture capital firm
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Musk's Twitter Deal, SpaceX Starlink Satellite Network May Be Subject to National Review by US Officials: Report
Biden Administration officials are discussing whether the United States should subject some of Elon Musk's ventures to national review including the deal for Twitter and SpaceX's Starlink satellite network, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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"Should I Kill Myself?" Indian In Saudi Tweets SOS. Sushma Swaraj's Reply
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, while troubleshooting on Twitter the problems of Indians who are living abroad, came across a post by a man who alleged he would "commit suicide" if he was unable to return to India from Saudi Arabia.
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Watch: A Fashion Show Where Drones Replace Models
A fashion show where drones replace models? It looks exactly as bizarre as it sounds, as proved by a series of videos currently going viral on social media. At least three separate clips show clothes being flown down a runway. Though some Twitterati (and Qatar's The New Arab) claim the fashion show where drones replaced models took place in the con...
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Watch: Runway Barely Visible, Pilot Lands Plane During Sandstorm
A pilot's skilled landing in the middle of a raging sandstorm in Saudi Arabia has impressed Twitterati. Footage of the landing - which captures the runway slowly disappear in clouds of sand and dust - was tweeted by the World Meteorological Organization or WMO on Friday and been watched 23,000 times already.
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Who Is Alwaleed Bin Talal, The Prince At The Center Of The Saudi Corruption Purge?
Even if you didn't know much about Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal before his arrest on Saturday - in what was either an anti-corruption purge or a political crackdown - you're almost certainly acquainted with his money.
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Saudi Top Prosecutor Summons Twitter Users For Harming Public Order
A group of Twitter users will be indicted in Saudi Arabia on charges of harming public order for threatening the "safety and moderate ideology of society" through extremism, according to a statement on state news agency SPA.
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Saudi jails anti-regime tweeter for 10 years
A Saudi court has jailed a tweeter for 10 years after convicting him of insulting the kingdom's political and religious leaders and urging anti-regime protests, official SPA news agency reported.
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Malaysia defends deporting Saudi in Twitter row
Malaysia on Monday defended its deportation of a Saudi journalist wanted at home for comments deemed insulting to the Prophet Mohammed, saying it was not a "safe haven" for fugitives.
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Saudi man faces death calls after prophet tweets
A young Saudi journalist is facing calls for his execution after tweeting remarks about the Prophet Mohammed, and the kingdom's top clerics are demanding his trial after denouncing him as an "apostate."
