Xai buy his own Company X(twitter) in 33 billion. In 2022 World Richest man Elon Musk buy twitter in 44 billion. After buying x (twitter) Elon Musk Change name of company and also fired lot of employees.after 2 years x ( twitter) valuation down and n
today 19 years back twitter wasborn with first tweet
happy birthday twitter now x
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Three Commas Gang
Building Bharat • 5m
"Buying Twitter for $44B was crazy and overpriced," says Elon Musk on Joe Rogan's podcast. Musk, who rebranded Twitter to "X" in 2023, shared that he felt the acquisition was necessary to avoid major setbacks in social media.
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Sayan Ghosh
Hey I am on Medial • 4m
Does the US$44 billion cheque for Twitter, Inc. (or X ) make sense now?
Some people are visionary (read Elon Musk), but most are not. These visionary people are playing the long game.
Hey folks ! Remember Parag Agrawal, the ex-CEO of Twitter? After Elon Musk takeover Twitter in oct 2022 , Parag exited with a cool $42 million package.
Now he is back with $30 million funding for his new AI startup Parallel Web Systems. This $30M i
Mark Zuckerberg had pushed Musk to fourth place, now again Elon is at third place. Mukesh Ambani has become stronger at 11th position, while Gautam Adani, who is at 14th position, has weakened.
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Arcane
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With this Deal,
1. Musk is essentially creating a feedback loop where user data continuously enhances Twitter(now X), making it more attractive to users, as well as advertisers and service providers.
With full access to data from X, Elon's AI com
After ‘blocking’ Bryan Johnson on X, Baba Ramdev now invites him to Haridwar for podcast on anti-ageing – And he accepts
The clash began after Johnson called out Ramdev’s bold anti-aging claims which prompted Ramdev to apparently block him on X.
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Vikas Acharya
Building WelBe| Entr... • 11d
X finally valued at $44 billion, the exact sum Elon Musk paid for the social media site in 2022
Months after the valuation of X (formerly Twitter) was estimated to have fallen by 80 percent, investors are now pegging the social media platform’s valu