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Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Tesla's report could trigger $7 billion payout to Musk
USA

Tesla's report could trigger $7 billion payout to Musk

  • Tesla’s quarterly report on Wednesday could trigger a $7 billion options payout to Chief Executive Elon Musk, while owners of the electric car maker’s soaring stock are keen to hear the company’s target for 2021 deliveries.
  • Tesla posts its December quarter results following a nearly 700% surge in its stock over the past 12 months that has made it the fifth-most-valuable publicly traded U.S. company, eclipsing Facebook.
Published 27 Jan, 2021 10:12am
Twitter grants academics full access to public data, but not for suspended accounts
USA

Twitter grants academics full access to public data, but not for suspended accounts

  • Twitter Inc on Tuesday opened free access to its new application programming interface (API) software for academic researchers, enabling them to study public conversations on its platform.
  • Twitter said, with the new product, academic researchers will be able to tap into all the tools released to date on the new API platform, which will enable them to listen to and analyze public conversations.
Published 27 Jan, 2021 10:09am