Read Elon Musk’s Friday emails to Twitter engineers asking them to come to the office
In the widely distributed emails, sent at the start of business Friday, Musk called for “anyone who actually writes software” to report to Twitter HQ.
Taylor Swift slams ‘outside entity’ over ticket fiasco: ‘I’m not going to make excuses for anyone’
Taylor Swift fans flocked to Ticketmaster’s website earlier this week for the first round of presale tickets. The site couldn’t handle the demand.
This 34-year-old makes more than $5,100 a month in passive income—here’s how she got started
Jen Glantz, founder of Bridesmaid for Hire, got laid off from her six-figure job in 2015. Now, she’s built a successful business and has three passive income streams that bring in more than $5,100 a month. She shares how she got started, and her best a…
Tech layoffs are not a bellwether for broader cuts in other industries, Morgan Stanley analysts say
Tech layoffs are more a matter of perception than a matter for broader concern yet, a Morgan Stanley note read, with the larger workforce still understaffed.
Crypto startup Ripple is seeking a license in Ireland to drive EU expansion
Most of Ripple’s business is now driven outside of the U.S. despite its large presence in the country, General Counsel Stuart Alderoty told CNBC.
Commerzbank chief says he’s not preparing for disaster, sees a mild recession
Commerzbank CEO Manfred Knof says the bank has prepared for an uplift in nonperforming loans, but a “mild recession” is on the horizon rather than “a disaster.”
‘We’re going to dream a little less’: Sequoia’s Doug Leone on fallout from FTX’s collapse
Billionaire venture capitalist Doug Leone said there wasn’t much his firm Sequoia Capital could do to predict the solvency crisis at FTX.
Traces of explosives found at site of Russian pipeline leaks, Sweden says
An investigation into gas leaks from two underwater pipelines connecting Russia to Germany found traces of explosives, Sweden’s prosecutor’s office said.
Ahead of Malaysia’s elections, political rivals battle over corruption and 1MDB scandal
UMNO party said its rivals are driving a “campaign of fear” against the Barisan Nasional coalition in the lead-up to the elections and this could cost Malaysians.
ECB may have to restrict growth to control inflation, Lagarde says
“We expect to raise rates further – and withdrawing accommodation may not be enough,” Lagarde said in a speech at a conference.
